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Samsung SCH i730 Verizon Wifi+PDA+Cell Phone

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Manufacturer: Samsung
Model: SCH-i730
Publisher: Samsung
Label: Samsung
Special Features: Infrared port, USB and Bluetooth® connectivity*

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Features for Samsung SCH i730 Verizon Wifi+PDA+Cell Phone:

Slide- out QWERTY keyboard
High-resolution 65K TFT color screen
Windows MobileTM software
Microsoft® Windows® applications
64 MB RAM plus SDIO expansion slot for added memory

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Editorial Review
The versatile i730 is the ultimate multitasker. It comes loaded with Wireless Sync so you can send and receive email directly from your i730 and even synchronize your email with most POP3 and IMAP email accounts when you subscribe to a PDA/Smartphone plan. The Pocket PC combines a top-of-the-line wireless phone with Microsoft Windows applications and slide-out QWERTY keyboard. Create or modify documents and spreadsheets with the Pocket Word and Pocket Excel or play video and audio files with Microsoft Windows Media Player for Pocket PC. With Pocket Outlook, you can view your email, tasks, calendar and contacts. Plus, the Samsung i730 is Bluetooth hands-free compatible.
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Customer Reviews

Samsung SCH i730

2007-12-16
This Samsung comes with 2 batteries and a desktop charger that will charge both batteries and sync you to your PC all at the same time. It has features dripping off it. The PDA looks and acts exactly like an HP Ipaq. It is however a bit bulky and the buttons on both sides tend to get bumped very easy setting off a barage of functions. Functions like the lady saying "Please Say a Command". All in all the phone is feature-rich. It has a full qwerty keyboard that slides down. The voice commands work well when setup properly. If your address book has all the phone numbers filled in, it will ask you when you say a person name if you want to dial their home, cell or work number. A good phone and PDA that is a little bulky in todays market. Made by Samsung is a real plus.

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