KT’s Samsung M8400 WiBro WCDMA Wi-Fi phone starts shipping in Korea
Samsung and KT have just announced the availability of Samsung M8400 in South Korea.
First seen in mid October, the Samsung M8400 is a 3W phone, meaning that it supports WCDMA, Wi-Fi and WiBro (South Korea’s homegrown WiMax technology).
Apart from being a 3W phone, the M8400 also features Windows Mobile, a 3.7 inch WVGA AMOLED touchscreen display, 5MP camera, MicroSD card support, access to KT’s SHOW App Store, and an 800 MHz processor.
Samsung M8400 is shipping now to corporate customers and should be available for consumers starting December.
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