Samsung Sgh-i450

The G600 has managed to combine sophisticated style and mighty megapixel power in one sleek slider package. Gold star for you

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Smooth dual slider, looks, user-friendly interface No in built games, basic camera Samsungs SGH-i450 is almost a Nokia in Samsungs clothes. I say that because it uses the popular Series 60 smartphone platform, developed by Nokia. Some readers may remember

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Bang & Olufsen audio hardware Nokia S60 operating platform Funky music player interface HSDPA data transfer speeds Bundled 1GB MicroSD memory card Touch wheel is a bit tricky to use No Wi-Fi Its not the sexiest handset around If Samsung keep producing mus

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We know Samsung phones for their typical metallic solid build and the vividly colorful user interface. The i450 model that were covering today is different from these typical Sammies. It belongs to the i series of Samsung phones that feature, among ...

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Don HillSamsung’s i450 phone springs a few surprises. It’s an unusual phone, probably designed for the 20-somethings market, with bright, bright colours: and a really nice 320x240-pixel screen that’s easy to read in any light. Push up th

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There’s an easy way to look at the Samsung i450, and I suspect that a lot of people who are familiar with the Symbian world, and especially those who know the ropes of Nokia’s S60 devices, are going to think “cheap, plastic, compromise&r

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Sporting a touch-sensitive music scroll wheel, Samsung’s “Music Edition” i450 is the manufacturer’s first mobile phone released in India that runs on the Symbian operating system. This dual slider also features HSDPA connectivity,

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The Samsung SGH-i450 has an attractive design with a bright display. Its music player has an easy-to-use interface and ergonomic controls, and its call and music quality was quite good. The Samsung SGH-i450 has flat navigation controls and keypad buttons.

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Fast processor, hence fast UI, Dual slide works effortlessly, 3.5mm jack for music 3.5mm jack can be used only for music, Battery life is only average One look and I was sure this is a Nokia phone with Samsung written on it! Obviously I was wrong, but the

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Symbian OS, excellent keypad and controls, decent features list, 3.5mm headphone jack Touch-sensitive scroll wheel not responsive enough, slider doesnt feel solid enough, hands-free headset is proprietary, low-quality camera The Final Word The i450 is sol

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Good media player; High quality audio; Trackpad controller; FM radio. Keypad can be difficult to use; Camera slow to operate; Ugly phone interface. Although not quite as good a media player as, say, Sony Ericssons W890i, the Samsung i450 is a still a phon

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The Samsung i450 now joins the likes of Apple’s iPhone and Sony’s ‘Walkman’ phones in the multimedia-hybrid race to let everybody know that phones just aren’t phones anymore. Until now, the problem for phone manufacturers has been that most of us still ar

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