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One of the greatest challenges any mobile phone maker faces is coming out with a conventional budget handset that can stand out and wow its target markets amidst an endless sea of similar feature phones.
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Apart from the absence of SatNav GPS, HSUPA and 3.5mm AV jack, the Samsung S5350 Shark is a most capable 3G handset with a nod to imaging the mobile entertainment as well as social networking we can expect even from smartphones costing more.
This has been the strength of the Big Five mobile phone makers who battle for supremacy in these wide markets. The number two guy Samsung has become quite formidable in offering high value feature phones here like its new mobile phones that launched the Shark family. One of them is the Samsung S5350 Shark.
Conventional Feature Set
The S5350 Shark sports a conventional candybar form factor on a body measuring 115.2 x 46.7 x 11.8mm and weighing a pocket-friendly 99.2 grams. It comes with the typical 2.2-inch TFT LCD display with QVGA resolution and 256k colors. There’s imaging supported by a 3.2 megapixel digicam with autofocus, smile detection and QVGA video recording at 15fps. There’s even a secondary camera for 3G video calls.
It also comes with the entertainment features we’ve taken for granted in mobile phones and this one, apart from having the usual media playback capability for all the popular media file formats out there, has Samsung’s proprietary DNSe (Dynamic Natural Sound engine) that enhances your listening experience with stereo widening and surround sound effects. It has FM stereo with RDS and allows wireless stereo headphone with its A2DP support.
This is dual band UMTS on 3G with a 3.6 Mbps HSDPA and a quad band GMS on 2G with class 10 GPRS/EDGE. You get local data synching with wireless Bluetooth 2.1 with A2DP and wired microUSB 2.0.
Phone memory is a decent 100 MB with up to 1,000 phone entries with Photocall facility. You also benefit from a microSD memory expansion slot up to 16 GB. It comes with a modest 900 mAh Li-Ion battery that when fully charged can deliver a generous 10.5 hours of talk time and up to 450 hours on the GSM network.
Software wise, the Shark is a socially aware handset and comes with social networking integration for live updates to your favorites SNS accounts. It may not have GPS but it gets bundled with Google Maps you can peruse while on the road looking for your destination. And despite a small screen, you still get a document viewer for PDF and MS office files.
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