Samsung’s artistry of crafting innovative mobile devices featuring unbeaten performance shouldn’t be in a quandary. Giving yet another example, the company has just removed the sheath of its commendably advanced 4G LTE-enabled, multi-mode, CDMA mobile phone, the Samsung Craft (SCH-r900).
Claimed to be the world’s first 4G LTE handset, the stylish arrival attracts attention for its amazing 3.3-inch AMOLED touchscreen display and sliding QWERTY keyboard. Powered by 4G LTE technology, the Craft ensures to perk up the journey with a speedy HTML web experience, full-track music downloads and video streaming.
“It is extremely gratifying to introduce the Samsung Craft as the world’s first commercially available LTE-enabled handset operating on infrastructure by Samsung as part of the first LTE commercial network and services to be offered in the U.S.,” commented Omar Khan, chief strategy officer for Samsung Mobile. “The Craft combines 4G speed and a multimedia device packed with full Web, entertainment and productivity features.”
For those smitten by clicking pictures, the device sports a decent built-in 3.2 megapixel camera with flash and camcorder with auto-focus. The integrated camera also includes features like single, multi, panorama, mosaic and frame shot to ice up those special moments when on the go. Users who like keeping themselves entertained may appreciate its 2GB microSD card, preloaded with the Paramount Pictures’ hit flick ‘Star Trek’.
Other highlighting attributes include music player, Wi-Fi connectivity, Stereo Bluetooth capabilities and microSD memory storage up to 32GB.
The new Samsung Craft is available at MetroPCS stores and online in the Las Vegas metropolitan area for $299, after a $50 instant rebate, plus tax.