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Samsung S9110 Watch Phone

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 Samsung S9110 Watch Phone Discontinued
22nd July 2009 (Updated 31st July 2009)

You probably didn't know that you wanted a phone that you could wear as a watch, but Samsung and some other manufacturers seem to think that you do, and they have given us a preview of the Samsung S9110.

Full technical details are not currently available for the S9110, but we do know that this phone is just under 12mm thick and has a 1.76 inch touchscreen display.

The S9110 comes with an MP3 player, Bluetooth and voice recognition support. Samsung say that the S9110 synchronises with Microsoft Outlook and you can even read your emails on it.

There's not much more to go on, except that the S9110 will cost about €450 when it goes on sale in France sometime this year. Presumably it will be available in other countries too, although perhaps you will need to find a specialist retailer.

It's all very clever, and while we admit that the S9110 would be a pretty cool thing to own.. we can't really see what the point is. We don't know exactly when the phone will be available, but rumours say that the S9110 should be out sometime this summer.

Update: We know know that the S9110 comes with a 630 mAh battery, voice recognition, measures 58 x 41 x 12mm and weighs 91 grams. The display is 176 x 220 pixels in 262,000 colours, and the S9110 supports dual-band 900 / 1800 MHz GSM and Bluetooth 2.1.

Samsung S9110 at a glance

Available:

2009

Network:

GSM 900 / 1800

Data:

GPRS, other data not specified

Screen:

1.76", 176 x 220 pixels, 262k colours

Camera:

No

Size:

Watch phone
58 x 41 x 12mm / 91 grams

Bluetooth:

Yes

Memory card:

No

Infra-red:

No

Polyphonic:

Yes

Java:

Not specified

GPS:

No

OS:

Proprietary

Battery life:

Not specified

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