Samsung Alias 2 launched by Verizon with price of 80 dollars
May 11, Verizon officially saled Samsung Alias 2 mobile phone,which using the Nokia N93 mobile phone’s dual-flip design, but also with a piece of the dynamic keyboard, the keyboard will be this way with the flip button to change the different elements, when the user vertical flip open, the phone will display the number of ordinary keyboard, and users to open the horizontal clamshell, the new QWERTY keyboard cell phone will be displayed. The Verizon phone is currently in the price of 129.99 U.S. dollars two years after the signing, as well as 50 U.S. dollars of the e-mail discounts, which is equivalent to 80 U.S. dollars to buy this phone.
Samsung Alias 2
Samsung Alias 2 used a unique two-way mobile phone clamshell design, while equipped with a dynamic keyboard. A cell phone built-in 2.6 inches for the 260,000-color resolution QVGA color level, 200-megapixel camera as well as many dedicated shortcut keys (switch Bluetooth, text input, voice mail, voice commands, games and alarm clock). The built-in Bluetooth mobile phone, GPS navigation, 2.5 mm headphone jack, support for up to 16GB of microSD memory card expansion, and EVDO data.
Nokia N93 is Nokia has launched a mobile phone is very classic, and then the N93i launched an upgraded version of N93, as also the “2006-2007 Best multimedia phones in Europe,” the title, is popular (would like to know N93i friends can see “Nokia N93 multimedia phone awarded the title of best in Europe”). Samsung Alias 2 copy of the Nokia N93 is almost a classic style, function is more robust entertainment features are also a strong mobile phone, but whether Samsung Alias 2 can replicate the success of N93i, let’s wait and see.
The photo shows: Nokia N93i mobile phone
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