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The world’s second largest mobile phone maker Samsung has created a product line that gets focus on the more fashion-centric fairer sex with its Samsung S5150 Diva.
This phone augments the Diva product line. It is also known as Olivia and the La Fleur in other markets and carries a distinctly feminine touch in a gray clamshell body styling. Samsung is pitching the Diva to young ladies and housewives asserting their gender identity with affordable fashion mobile phones that define their unique place in society.
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The Samsung S5150 Diva is no smartphone but uses the TouchWiz UI enhanced by Samsung to look quite feminine and comes preloaded with a Wish List application that keeps tab of your shopping history and tracks your next items on the list. There’s an “etiquette mode” that automatically silences the handset when in a social gathering. And as social networking handset, it gets a set of icons for instant access to your IM and SNS like Facebook and Twitter.
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Sporting a traditional clamshell form factor on a body that measures 94.0 x 47.0 x 17.4 mm when closed and weighs a light 82.8 grams, the Diva makes an elegant statement right inside and outside a ladies’ pocket or handbag.
Under its skin is a tri band GSM (900/1800/1900) radio with class 12 GPRS/EDGE data connectivity on 2G. As an entry level handset, don’t expect WiFi or 3G but it still comes with the usual high speed local data transfer and synchronization with its wireless Bluetooth 2.1 with EDR and wired microUSB 2.0 capability.
Like most clamshell designs, it gets a 2.2-inch TFT LCD display with QVGA resolution and 16 million colors with a secondary hidden LED display when closed. And for a budget phone, you get a remarkable 3.2 megapixel autofocus camera with QVGA recording with unspecified frame rates.
Entertainment on the go comes with the capable Samsung media players for audio files in the MP3.WAV/eAAC formats and video files in the MP4/H.264/H.263 formats as well as a stereo FM radio with RDS. It has a stereo Fm radio with RDS and while you get no 3.5mm audio jack for high fidelity headphones, its Bluetooth A2DP support allows listening in wireless stereo earphones.
Internal memory is constrained to a mere 40 MB with up to 1,000 phonebook entries with Photocall capability. But it gets a microSD slot for memory expansion of up go 8 GB. You get a talk time of up to 7 hours and standby time of up to 470 hours from its standard 800 mAh Li-Ion battery; SAR EU is rated at 0.6 watts per kilogram.
