Samsung P300 - User opinions and reviews

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steven
PVg
06 Jan 2006

Slim and light....

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lj
DE{
05 Jan 2006

Hmm...does anyone else think there could be a possibility of nanoitis with this phone? (i.e. it breaking at every opportunity like the Apple Nano does?)

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natiq ali
PDT
05 Jan 2006

this seems more like a calculator in design with display of a GPS. bad design indeed, hope it performs good.

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TheOneDazz
MF{
04 Jan 2006

oh btw i agree pity it aint 3g but like a said lets c wot da future holds

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TheOneDazz
MF{
04 Jan 2006

@ Liz a wun say dis fone ad evry tin, a get ur point dat samsung r tryin sum tin diferent top marks 4 tryin but it does luk like an old skool calculater especialy coz ov da colour lay out (grey an black) plus it is on da bloky side howevr it is a positive step in d rite direction wil b interestin 2 c how far samsung wil take dis ultra slim fone range

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Liz
mFK
04 Jan 2006

Hey, I agree with the last person that posted! It looks like a calculator (not that much...) but its the slimest phone I ever saw! I also went to the website posted by the last poster and hell, it seams to be quite a good phone! I think I can even but it in my wallet as a credit card! I would buy this phone, but I need a 3G phone now... :( pitty it isn't a 3G!

wow, I got to admit that this phone looks like a calculator, but hell that!! Its small!!! wow!!! The phone is as small as a credit card guys and very slim! And it has everything!!
Hey, the phone is great!!!!
Check out more at: http://www.mobile-review.com/review/samsung-p300-en.shtml

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justwondering
P@1
01 Jan 2006

yes I agree with Jani,

Motorola have not designed the slimmest bar type phone with megapixel cam and a lot features.

Sonyericsson is stuck up with bar type and odd clam shell phone which are big and heavy.

Nokia is the most odd of them all, always designing the biggest and the heaviest phone, from 3G, 2.5G and 2G phones. Posting long list of features which might include the frost free features of the double door refrigerator and the cable ready features of the conventional television. For sure we might see an AM/SW radio as time goes by.

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Jani
mhW
31 Dec 2005

In the recent years Samsung has always been the first major manufacturer to catch up with ideas, that has (and will) make it seem almost as a future teller.
With this phone they're going to make it again, what ever you all say now... And it is also a very good thing fore the company to launch something so different from the other phones as this - yes, it's "retro", and there will be millions of us, "individualistic" people who want to feel like walking their own way, and say no to the masses with their "trendy" phones. (a certain and very seeming irony in this)
And as phones like this will set the norm, then it shall be that another kind of model shall appear to satisfy our desire "to walk our own way" and so on and on and on...
Yes, I'm one of the sheep seeing the irony, yet acting as I do. I shall buy this phone as soon as it comes out. It's superb.