Samsung S5600 unboxing video

Samsung seem to be releasing a lot of handsets at the moment and the S5600 is just one of the new handsets to hit the market. Design-wise is bears a striking resemblance to the Samsung Jet but on the inside it’s a fairly different beast. The S5600 has a lower resolution display than the Jet, just QVGA and overall has a more limited spec. Don’t be fooled in to thinking that the S5600 is a basic handset, it has 3G and HSDPA support, Touch Wiz interface, capacitive touch screen and built in GPS.

The Samsung S5600

Here in the UK the Samsung S5600 (aka Samsung Preston) is an Orange exclusive and is available in White, Black and Pink. You may also find it avaialable SIM-free if you look around.

We’ll be reviewing the handset over the next few days and will have the review online for you shortly but for now have a look at the unboxing video for a taster of what the S5600 has to offer.

Samsung S5600 specification:

• 3.15-megapixel camera
• Bluetooth®
• GPRS, EDGE 3G and HSDPA support.
• MP3 player
• email 
• Stereo FM radio with RDS
• Java™ capable
• FM radio
• internal memory 80MB
• MicroSDHD memory card support
• speakerphone
• accelerometer sensor
• wap
• USB compatible
• 2.8" QVGA Capacitive touch screen
• width: 54.8 mm
• length: 102.8 mm
• depth: 12.9 mm
• weight: 92g
• standby: 12.5 days
• talk time: 3 hours

The Samsung S5600 is perfect for keeping in touch on the move, particularly with the latest social networking trends and comes with Orange Windows Live embedded for easy access. Mobile widgets can be dragged and placed on the screen for one-click access to favourite applications. Fast internet browsing with an accelerometer sensor for auto screen rotation gives users an exciting mobile internet experience. The 2.8" QVGA full touch screen really helps the user to design, customise and personalise the way they use their phone.

The Samsung S5600 also includes a 3.2MP camera with the latest digital camera features such as smile shot, so users can easily take pictures and upload them to show friends and family with the Orange photography service. The phone also features music recognition using Shazam’s ‘Find Music’, so users can find any song they want to listen to wherever they are and purchase it through the Orange Music Store.

Posted by: Matt