Samsung SGH-D800 - Expert Reviews

Pros: Good quality screen; nice sliding mechanism; easy-to-access camera features

Cons: No memory expansion; poor keyboard; camera resolution is average; MP3 sound quality is average

Verdict: The D800 is certainly thin, and it has a rather nice look about it. But it's let down in several ways, most notably by its average camera, lack of memory expansion and, most importantly of all, outer and inner keypads, which leave something to be desired.

Review summary: It is low, wide, and attracts sights from all around. It is not Ferrari, nor is it Lamborghini. I am writing about the new Samsung D800 - a luxury flat bar with sliding construction, featuring a display of exceptional quality and pretty rich software equi

Verdict: Samsung D800 was firstly presented in November, 2005, along with other four mobiles, all of which were marked by their slimness. The mobile operator Vodafone has incorporated the D800 model as a part of its newest handset selection

Review summary: This slick black handset was once known as the world's thinnest slider, until Samsung itself trumped it with an announcement at CeBIT. In any event, the D800/D808 builds on what the company does best - great looking sliders. Sam has the review for us.

Pros: Excellent design, good video recording, bright screen, balanced multimedia performance, picsel Document viewer

Cons: Average camera, lack of external memory, tricky keypad, slightly over-priced

Review summary: Moving on to the camera, we're a tennsy weensy bit disappointed. It's the same camera as the D500 - 1.3 megapixels. What happened to the 2 megapixel camera used on the D600? Samsung have taken a step backwards here, but we're willing to forgive, because t