First up is the Samsung SCH-B300, which features a rotating QVGA diplay, 2 Megapixel camera, satellite DMB reception, MP3 playback, video-on-demand (VOD), TV-out, EV-DO, IrDA, microSD storage, and PictBridge mobile printing.
Better still is the Samsung SCH-B330 clamshell, which offers a rotating QVGA display, 3 Megapixel camera, S-DMB reception, MP3 playback, VOD, TV-out, EV-DO, Bluetooth, PictBridge, and microSD.
Finally, the Samsung SCH-B360 (above) is a slider handset that looks identical to the SGH-D600, and features a QVGA TFT LCD display, 2MP camera, S-DMB reception, MP3 playback, VOD, TV-out, EV-DO, IrDA, and USB connectivity.
Samsung seem to be on roll at the moment, having shipped over 100 million phones in 2005, with over 160 different handsets. These new models show the company’s still innovating.