Samsung
SGH-E250
E250 brings the slider form, VGA camera, MP3, FM radio, microSD and Bluetooth stereo audio to Samsung’s mass-market feature-phone range.
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Samsung
SGH-E700
Samsung’s2003 SGH-E700 combines an internal antenna,TFT inner screen,colour OLED outer display andVGA self portraits. Dual-bandGSM/GPRS,IrDA contact transfer and separate Java storage follow its original guide and contemporary firsthand reviews, separately fromE715 andE720.
Samsung
SGH-i900 Omnia
The 2008 SGH-i900 Omnia combines a touchscreen, optical navigation and Windows Mobile productivity. A 3.2-inch display, 624 MHz processor and 8 / 16 GB storage define the original model.
Samsung
SGH-T100
Samsung’s 2002 SGH-T100 combines a4096-colour TFT inner display, blue-lit outer screen and16-voice ringtones. Dual-band900/1800MHz and two replaceable battery packs are documented separately from later camera and smartphone generations.
Samsung
Wave S8500
Wave S8500 records Samsung’s bada debut with a 3.3-inch Super AMOLED, metal body, removable battery and physical shutter. Original release, guide and retail evidence distinguish storage, card access and ports.
Siemens
M55
The 2003 M55 is a youth-oriented feature phone with Dynamic Light side LEDs, a 4096-colour screen and Java applications. Photography requires a separate QuickPic accessory.
Siemens
S65
Siemens’ 2004 S65 business feature phone combines a 1.3 MP camera, RS-MMC expansion and Bluetooth with a numeric keypad and 132 × 176 display.
Siemens
SL45
SL45 combines MP3 playback, removable MMC storage and voice recording in a compact metal handset with a monochrome display and external antenna.
Siemens
SL55
Siemens’ 2003 SL55 combines a compact 79 g slider, 4096-colour screen, replaceable 500 mAh pack and tri-band GSM. Its IrDA, optional QuickPic camera and internal file manager are distinguished from integrated hardware and RAM.
Siemens
SX1
SX1 is Siemens’ Symbian OS 6.1 / Series 60 smartphone, with number keys beside the screen, a VGA camera, MMC expansion, MP3 playback and FM radio.
Sony
Xperia S
The 2012 Sony-branded Xperia S leads the NXT family with a transparent strip, 4.3-inch 720p screen, dual-core MSM8260 and 12.1 MP camera. LT26i has 32 GB storage, NFC and a separate micro-HDMI port.
Sony
Xperia Z
The 2013 Xperia Z combines a 5-inch 1080p screen, quad-core Snapdragon S4 Pro, Exmor RS camera and IP55/IP57 protection. Glass panels and a round side power key distinguish it; C6603 LTE and C6602 HSPA+ remain separate radio versions.