Compare Prices : Samsung SGH i900 Omnia - Expert Reviews

Review summary: Now that the dust of the Diamond vs. Omnia PocketPC battle settles down, our up close and personal look at the rivals continues with Samsung i900 Omnia. Slick looks, great feature-pack and ingenious software solutions are things that hold true...

Pros: Quad-band GSM support ; 3G with HSDPA 7.2 Mbps ; Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional OS ; 624MHz Marvell PXA312 CPU and 128 MB RAM ; 3.2" 65K-color touchscreen with resolution of 240 x 400 pixels ; 5 megapixel autofocus camera with wide dynamic range mode ...

Cons: No stylus slot ; Poor sunlight legibility ; Memory card not hot-swappable ; Non-standard display resolution ; No dedicated 3D accelerator ; Non-standard USB port ; Web browser lacks real Flash support

Verdict: And since the Samsung i900 Omnia boasts loads of character and personality it's no wonder it holds the crowd hooked ever since it was announced. The first five megapixel Windows Mobile cameraphone has inspired quite a following and now that it's ...

Review summary: Translated from Latin, the name of Samsung's new model means 'everything' and its main purpose is to fully satisfy the needs of the modern cell phone user. This is a phone with a unique ......

Pros: All-in-one, DivX/XviD support, 5-megapixel camera and good image quality, Excellent music sound quality, Nice earphones with a 3.5 mm adapter, Very good Internet browser

Cons: Cannot be used in direct sunlight, Not very useful Widgets, Limited accelerometer use, Not very user-friendly and personalized interface

Verdict: Samsung has done a wonderful job in creating an all-in-one device. OMNIA truly performed very well in every aspect and offers a wonderful combination of a 5-megapixel camera, media player, internet browser and GPS navigation. All that in an attractive ...

Review summary: Korean electronics conglomerate Samsung has announced some interesting launch related information for their Windows Mobile based touch screen powerhouse; the Samsung Omnia. Firstly the concrete information; Samsung has announced that the Omnia, also ...

Review summary: This is the Korean chaebol's answer to HTC's latest PDA-phone. See what we think about it.

Pros: Full range of wireless features ; haptic feedback ; improved text input methods ; navigation software included ; attractive design ; excellent battery life ; Opera 9.5 browser included

Cons: Some apps may not work properly ; finger scrolling not consistently implemented ; use of microSD slot requires battery removal ; no stylus slot

Verdict:  The Omnia is a good alternative to the HTC Touch Diamond with a competitive price and a truckload of features, though Samsung does need to work on the interface to improve its consistency and usefulness.

Review summary: Wish for everything, and thou shall have it with the Samsung Omnia. To fulfill your wishes, we bring you on a comprehensive tour of the Samsung Omnia, the latest Windows Mobile 6.1 device from the Korean manufacturing giant, so click here for the full ...