Advantages and Disadvantages of Samsung Corby Mate B3310 (Review)
Posted on | July 30, 2010 | No Comments
The Samsung Corby Mate B3310 is something a little different to the average mobile phone, the numbered keys have been arranged in a column down the left-hand side of the phone for a very specific reason, once the Qwerty keyboard is opened, this column turns out to be the top line of numbers for the keyboard which makes texting and emailing a far faster and easier experience. Samsung Corby Mate B3310 is a colourful number and is available in pink, jade green and grey – that’s three colour versions of this very different, Qwerty Samsung mobile phone.
The Samsung B3310 is also Mxit certified. Add to this support for Facebook, Twitter and YouTube with quick access from a personalised home screen and the Samsung B3310 becomes a powerful little tool for keeping in touch with friends and family. There’s also a 2.0 mega pixel camera with video support which can be used to upload photos and videos to online profiles, a multimedia player and FM radio for listening to the latest music tracks as well as an expandable memory for keeping all of those favourite moments and albums safe.
The Samsung B3310 uses a special edition of the TouchWiz user interface to help guide the user through the touch screen menu system as well as add widgets to the home screen for quick access, the main screen measures 2 inches and with the extra slide-out Qwerty keyboard you might think this is a big device, but measuring just 91 x 54 x 17mm and weighing only 101g this is one of the most pocket friendly mobile phones currently available with these facilities.
Samsung Corby Mate B3310 Specs:
General & Hardware Date Announced 2009, 4Q
Network Technology GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900
Dimensions (mm) 91 x 54 x 17
Weight (g) 101
Screen Size 2.0 inch, 320×240
Screen Color TFT 262k colors
Type Blok
QWERTY-Keyboard Yes
Antenna Fixed Internal
Phonebook 1000
Internal(MB) 40
Memory Slot MicroSD (up to 8GB)
Battery Type Li-Ion 800 mAh
Stand-by (hrs) 380
TalkTime(min) 300
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