Samsung has revealed official shots of the latest entrant in its Corby line of “entry level” phones – and this one’s powered by Android. Currently only Samsung Italy has confirmed the i5500 Corby Smartphone for release, with a rather nice price tag of €199 attached to it – that’s about £165 or $240.
Here it is, looking slightly on the bland side as you might well expect from an affordable smartphone:
Technically speaking, it comes with a 2.8″ touchscreen which is very much the standard on all low-spec Android phones these days, with said screen running at the rather low resolution of 240 x 320 – the same as HTC’s curvier Wildfire. The processor runs at 600MHz, and there’s a 2megapixel camera hole around the back.
It’d just about do, wouldn’t it?
Link via Samsung Hub.
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