Samsung Focus 2 & Omnia M

Samsung has recently introduced two new variants of their Windows Phone smartphone lineup. Yes, although the rule the Android market and has made its own operating system, Bada, Samsung seems quite keen to see big opportunities in the Windows Phone that offers advantages as well as its own characteristics. Two variants are Samsung Omnia Focus 2 and M.

Focus 2 is the first Windows Phone Samsung smartphone which has brought the technology LTE (Long Term Evolution). Bring the latest Windows Phone 7.5 Mango, Focus 2 relies on a 4 inch screen tech Super AMOLED 800 × 400 pixel resolution which of course will spoil the eye. Meanwhile, the brain relies on a 1.4GHz single core processor.

5MP camera with 720p HD video recording capabilities and a VGA front camera will rely on internal 8GB of memory to accommodate the creation of its users. With specs like this, it seems that Samsung will release the Focus 2 with a relatively affordable price. Our predictions are not worth more than $ 3 million in order to compete in the market.

Meanwhile, the Omnia M which has a landscape display, resolution and use the exact same technology with Focus 2, namely 4-inch Super AMOLED (800 x 480 pixels), seems to be likely to circulate in the country. Apart from the screen, OS Windows Phone 7.5 Mango, 5MP camera (plus flash) and the 1GHz processor is also similar to the Focus 2.

The new difference of course is mainly encountered in the design. In addition, the Omnia M which has 384MB of RAM that will hold your data in a smaller capacity, which is only half as compared to 4GB alias Focus 2. In addition, for data connectivity, still rely on 3G and HSDPA.

Regarding prices, we predict that the smartphone has a thickness of 10.5mm and weighs 119g will be priced with a price range of $ 2.5 million. Once again, the pricing strategy needs to be applied here in the interest of education (and penetration) of the OS Windows Phone market and competition with other vendors. Are you interested in tasting these two Korean Mango?