Samsung is now ready to ship in its powerful handset in South Korea. Christened as the M8400, the latest smartphone was first seen in October and now is all set to grab hold of South Korean customers with its prepossessing features and cutting-edge technology.

Touchphone Samsung M8400 appeared on sale in South Korea. The Samsung Company and mobile operator SK Telecom announced he beginning of sales of the communicator Samsung SPH-M8400. Samsung SPH-M8400 which first appeared in the news in the middle of October, is one of 3W devices, that is it supports three standards - WCDMA, Fi-Fi and WiBro (local analog of the WiMax technology).

Samsung and KT have recently announced that they started selling the Samsung M8400 handset in South Korea. This device is a 3W phone, meaning that itll support WCDMA, WiFi and WiBro (South Korean WiMAX technology). Samsung M8400 comes with Windows Mobile, a 3.7 inch WVGA AMOLED touchscreen display, a 5 megapixel camera, a microSD card slot

Samsung has just launched another handset on the KT, the second largest mobile vendors in Korea. The Samsung 3W (SPH-M8400 or KT Show) which is a slightly re-designed Omnia II with Wibro (WiMAX) support. The phone is powered by Windows Mobile 6.5 while featuring a 3.7” AMOLED WVGA touchscreen display, a 5-megapixel AF camera, T-DBM Digital Mobile

Samsung in collaboration with  KT made official the  Samsung M8400 in South Korea.The Samsung M8400 is a 3W phone, meaning that it supports WCDMA, Wi-Fi and WiBro (South Korea’s homegrown WiMax technology). Apart from being a 3W phone, the M8400 also features Windows Mobile, a 3.7 inch WVGA AMOLED touchscreen display, 5MP camera, MicroSD card support, ...

Samsung latest Windows Phone SPH-M8400 (code name- Wibro) now available in any KT Stores over Korea. This phone seems to be an alternative to the HTC almighty HD2, at least in Korea. Running Windows Mobile 6.5, Windows Phone SPH-M8400, features a 3.7” AMOLED WVGA touchscreen (Lame), a 5Mpix AF camera module, T-DBM Digital Mobile TV,

Samsung and KT have just announced the availability of Samsung M8400 in South Korea. First seen in mid October, the Samsung M8400 is a 3W phone, meaning that it supports WCDMA, Wi-Fi and WiBro (South Korea’s homegrown WiMax technology). Apart from being a 3W phone, the M8400 also features Windows Mobile, a 3.7 inch WVGA AMOLED touchscreen

  We’ve already caught few glimpses of KT SHOWs Omnia (SPH-M8400) boasting WiBro, Wi-Fi, WCDMA and now they’ve announced to begin shipping the device to corporate customers. In addition to the regular voice/data plans, KT is offering a smartphone plan that will allow a user to enjoy Wi-Fi at KT WiFi Zone hotspots and WiBro covered ...

Launched in 2006 in the South Korean market, WiBro now covers around 50 percent of nation's population. The country's two WiBro operators, KT and SK Telecom, expect to cover the vast majority of South Koreans by 2011. FierceWireless Managing Editor Mike Dano is in South Korea, and he got a first-hand look at the country's mobile WiMAX service. Slideshow

Clearwire often dominates news about mobile WiMAX here in the United States. However, in South Korea, where operators KT and SK Telecom are three years into their mobile WiMAX deployments, there is a different story. Launched in 2006, WiBro (the South Korean brand for WiMAX) now covers around 50 percent of South Korea's population, and the nation's two WiMAX operators expect to cove...