The announcement of Samsung G810 must have had many a geek's heart skip a few beats. The handset has all but the kitchen sink and there's Symbian under the hood.
Key features
-5 megapixel camera with auto focus and 3x optical zoom
-Symbian OS with S60 user interface
-2.6" 256K-color TFT LCD display with QVGA resolution
-Wi-Fi
-Built-in GPS receiver
-3G capabilities with HSDPA support
-Xenon flash
-330MHz TI OMAP processor
-130MB of internal memory plus a microSD card slot
-3.5 mm stereo audio jack
-Bluetooth and USB v2.0
-TV-out functionality
-Great metallic design
Main disadvantages
-Large size
-Awkward keypad
-Tri-band only
-Poor sunlight legibility
-Xenon flash is disappointing
-Optical zoom reduces picture quality noticeably
Final words
To begin with, it is quite obvious that Samsung are a bit late releasing the G810.
Samsung G810 has a unique optical zoom feature and is probably the sleekest looking among them all-but-the-kitchen-sink devices out there. It has the performance and snappy user interface, which is probably what's most important in such a phone.
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