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The Samsung E800 (also known as the SGH-E800) was a popular, stylish, semi-automatic slider-style mobile phone released in March 2004. It was a key device in popularizing the slider form factor for Samsung and the mobile phone market in general.
Key Features and Historical Context
Design and Form Factor: The E800 was one of the first generation of Samsung's slider phones. It featured a semi-automatic sliding mechanism where a gentle push would automatically open or close the phone. It was noted for its compact, "pod-like" design, weighing only 86 grams.
Succession: The E800 was commercially successful and was followed by the highly popular Samsung SGH-D500, which was announced as its replacement in October 2004.
Advertising: Samsung backed the E800 with an intense advertising campaign, expecting high sales particularly for the Christmas period of 2004.
Core Specifications:
Camera: Integrated VGA (0.3-megapixel) camera.
Display: 128x160 resolution screen with 65k colors.
Connectivity: Included IrDA (infrared) for wireless connectivity and 2G GPRS support; notably, it lacked Bluetooth functionality.
Audio: Featured 64-chord polyphonic ringtones and a speakerphone function with noise cancellation.
Memory: Came with 19MB of user storage and 3MB for Java apps, with no external card slot.
The phone was aimed at users who prioritized style and an easy-to-use, fashionable handset over cutting-edge technology like Bluetooth or an integrated MP3 player at the time.