Back in February we posted about Samsung SGH-i200 mid-range smartphone. Now it's officially announced, but unlike we initially thought, it will come with the latest version of Windows Mobile - 6.1 (not 6.0). The thin device seems designed to turn an average feature phone user into a full fledged smartphone junkie. This little phone has

Remember the Samsung i200 - It was spotted earlier this year at the Mobile World Congress. Now it's popped up on the "Coming Soon" pages of Orange.co.uk Business site. The phone has a 2 megapixel camera, microSD card slot, Bluetooth and EDGE plus 3G / HSDPA. It'll be running Windows Mobile Standard (i.e. non-touch screen). Let's hope we see it available to personal customers too - it'd be a shame

Samsung SGH-i200 is a sleek and slim mid-range 3G-capable smartphone, designed for the masses.The device is pretty cool; too bad it doesn’t support Wi-Fi of GPS, as the rest of features are very decent.So, here's what it offers: 11.8mm thickness;Windows Mobile 6.0 Standard OS;Tri-band GSM/EDGE (900/1800/1900Mhz);UMTS/HSDPA (2100Mhz);2.3" QVGA display (non-touchscreen);2Mpix camera ...

It's not one of the high-end monsters that we like to talk about so much in our little corner of the interweb, but we've got to give a respectable hand to Samsung for their sleek and slim Samsung SGH-i200 smartphone. At 11.8mm thin and trotting along with Windows Mobile 6.0 Standard (that's non-touchscreen, unfortunately), the

Samsung show at Mobile World Congress the Samsung SGH-i200 (most likely) Windows Mobile 6.1 Standard smartphone. The non-touchscreen measures 2.3" and supports the Windows Mobile typical QVGA resolution in portrait mode. The CMOS main camera supports photos up to 2 megapixel while the front facing camera features VGA only. Not yet confirmed is

We caught up with Samsung's new SGH-i200 entry-level Windows Mobile smartphone at a Microsoft event this morning. While officially launched yesterday, details on this very conventional looking candybar handset are still quite sparse.

Samsung have shown the SGH-i200 at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, a Windows Mobile Standard device in candybar form. Not much more is known about the device yet whilst it sits within its perspex box however more details will no doubt surface soon!

Samsung are about to announce several new handsets at the Mobile World Congress. We're expecting to see at least one new Windows Mobile handset in the form of the SGH-i200, snapped by theUnwired. More information will no doubt appear when Samsung hold their press event later, however mobile-review.com already have more detail on this handset, which packs Windows Mobile 6 Standard, 3G connectivity,