Samsung Electronics has released two new WiMAX-devices in South Korea, they are the SPH-M8100 and SPH-P9000. Both models had debuted in the end of 2006 and since then have been traveling from one exhibition to another. Now the devices got commercially available.
Samsung SPH-M8100 is a communicator in the slider form supporting WiMAX networks and CDMA 1x EV-DO standard. It is equipped with a 2.8” touchscreen display, 64 MB RAM and 128 MB flash ROM, a TV-out and two cameras: 2-megapixel and VGA frontal for video telephony. In addition they support Bluetooth (A2DP profile) and T-DMB broadcasting.
Samsung SPH-M8100 is a communicator in the slider form supporting WiMAX networks and CDMA 1x EV-DO standard. It is equipped with a 2.8” touchscreen display, 64 MB RAM and 128 MB flash ROM, a TV-out and two cameras: 2-megapixel and VGA frontal for video telephony. In addition they support Bluetooth (A2DP profile) and T-DMB broadcasting.
Samsung SPH-P9000 represents a convergent device bigger in size than a PDA, but smaller than most recent UMPC. Like the majority of ultra mobile PC it is powered by Windows XP. The SPH-9000 has a folding QWERTY-keyboard and a camera. It works in WiMAX networks.
Besides the company released the SPH-H1200 USB-modem, which provide the access to WiMAX and HSDPA networks
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