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Extrait: Samsung’s new UpStage is a mobile phone and Media Player in one. That’s a pretty basic claim these days but what Samsung has done is actually meld the two together–one on each side. One side is built solely for media enjoyment, featuring...
Extrait: I might be dating myself here, but do you remember those Reeses Peanut Butter Cups ads that hawked chocolate peanut butter cups under the slogan, "Two great tastes that taste great together"? Every time I used the Samsung UpStage over the past few we...
Extrait: What if you flipped your mp3 player over only to find a cell phone on the other side? Sprint and Samsung have created a phone that keeps media and phone functions separate instead of combining them, in an effort to make each experience better.The UpSta...
Extrait: Last week Sprint announced the availability of the Samsung UpStage (aka SPH-M620). Sprint was kind enough to provide Skatter Tech with a unit for review. The dual-sided UpStage is notable due to having a phone on one side and a iPod-like Mp3 player on ...
The Samsung UpStage aims to be a merger between a simple voice phone and something like an iPod nano. Its two-faced design is great, but its frustrating to use, and its missing key music player features.
Very sleek dual-sided design, Can multitask while listening to music, USB cable and 3.5mm adapter included, Intuitive music-manager software
Sluggish music-player software, Flip button and touch-sensitive controls involve learning curve, Can’t adjust volume on phone while multitasking
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Publié: 2007-03-26, Auteur: Kent , review by: cnet.com
The Samsung UpStage SPH-M620 has decent call and music quality, an included extended battery, and a complete feature set that includes stereo Bluetooth, a music player, a megapixel camera, and EV-DO support. It also offers an original, ergonomic design...
The Samsung UpStage SPH-M620s battery isnt user-replaceable, and its tiny phone display isnt very useful. The flipping motion can also become tedious when used over time. Finally, the music player was somewhat buggy, and the single speaker had unimp...
If you can get past the learning curve, the Samsung UpStage SPH-M620 is a unique, powerful, and attractive phone that successfully combines music and calling functions into one handy convergence device. Its not perfect by any means, but it remains an ...
Extrait: At the Spring CTIA mobile phone trade show this year, Sprint launched a two-sided, ultra slim music phone from Samsung and named it UpStage. Sprint hopes to invigorate their feature phone line and the US market’s in general with this affordable and...
The Samsung UpStage M620 gets lots of points for looking high tech and delivering on the "WOW" factor. This phone will definitely impress all your friends.Phones music player is top notch and has an easy to use interface along with a large 2.1 inch sc...
This phone does require a short learning curve, however even for non technical people, it should be easy to use ,Could have a longer battery life ,Does not include a standard size headphone jack ,Some icons on the music player can not be removed ,
The Samsung UpStage M620 is a great choice for those looking for a truly unique phone. The music player alone is well worth the price of the phone. The Samsung UpStage M620 includes all the features and necessities one would expect plus much, much more.
Extrait: Like any gadget thats the first of its kind, it has some kinks that need to be worked out (the touch pad design could be simplified, and certain activities could do with a few less flips of the phone), but its a fine mobile with a promising form factor th...
