Samsung SGH E880 review
Network and connections
Samsung SGH-E880 is a GSM Tri-band phone, able to use three different frequencies: 900, 1800 and 1900 Mhz. It also integrates EDGE and GPRS technology, for data transfer over the mobile network. Connection to a PC can take place via a normal USB cable, while wireless Bluetooth technology allows for quick file exchange and the use of numerous compatible accessories. The available screen is able to display 262 thousand colors, with a resolution of 176x220 pixels. The 800 mAh lithium battery, finally, guarantees good autonomy.
Design and features
This new Samsung model has an elegant look. It falls into the category of so-called "slide-up" phones, with a sliding opening. On the outside it has a few keys to activate the most important functions without having to open the body. Samsung SGH-E880 definitely comes across as a compact and versatile device. The device measures 87 millimeters in height, 43 millimeters in width and 23 millimeters in depth. The weight is 88 grams, battery included. Furthermore, the antenna is internal and does not affect the handling of the phone in any way.
Main features
Samsung SGH-E880 is a very functional phone. It has a very useful built-in speakerphone, multi-conferencing, voice-activated dialing and Voice Memo. Other more common functions are the alarm clock, organizer, calculator and currency converter. As for messaging, the phone supports the main standards, namely SMS, EMS, MMS and E-mail, with the help of the T9 predictive text system. Memory is 90 MB, not expandable.
Entertainment and multimedia
The model is equipped with a capable multimedia player able to play MP3 and AAC music files, as well as videos. It is also possible to try out the various Java games present on the phone, with the possibility of downloading new ones through the built-in WAP browser. This phone is also equipped with a built-in camera, with a 1 megapixel sensor, for capturing photos at a maximum resolution of 1152x864 pixels. It is also possible to record short video sequences.