Clock mobile on Samsung's palette

The novelty of the Korean manufacturer is unlikely to cause a breakthrough in the mobile phone market, but it may be good to prove the viability of the concept.

Despite the fact that, from the point of view of the European average taste, such a product can only fall into the category of jokes, in the regions to the east of us, manufacturers see a serious imagination in the development of watch mobiles. Misem proves this more than the fact that after LG, Samsung will soon launch its own product called S9110. The record-thin device, which is only 11,6 millimeters thick, has been fitted with a 1,76-inch, touch-sensitive display for easy handling. In addition, the voice call function has been integrated for more comfortable use, so you don't have to look at the tiny display to make calls. The question may arise as to how the management of telephone numbers, in particular the entry of new entries, can be implemented on such a small device? The answer lies in Outlook compatibility, which allows you to edit your contacts over a computer. This time, data transfer is possible via the built-in Bluetooth radio.

The painful point is that the GSM module is not compatible with third generation networks, although in addition to the technical brochure, it would not make practical sense anyway, mainly due to the limited size of the display. Unfortunately, due to the abandonment of technology, video calling is also not possible with the device.

The stainless steel product, which is also equipped with a loudspeaker, can be placed on store shelves later this month, at a purchase price of approximately HUF 120.