Samsung SGH D900 “world’s slimmest slider” phone approved by FCC

Looks like Samsung is readying big push with the new phones for the U.S. market. It has already got it’s latest and coolest phones - DMB-T TV Phone - Samsung P900, “worlds thinnest phone” - Samsung X820 and their new “music phone” - Samsung SPH M250 approved by FCC.

Now it’s turn for the “worlds slimmest slider” - Samsung SGH D900, which passed FCC review process yesterday.

Samsung SGH D900 side open Samsung SGH D900 front

Samsung SGH D900 comes with 3 megapixel camera, 2.1 inch QVGA screen, mp3 player, stereo bluetooth, digital power amp, has 80MB of built-in internal memory, MicroSD card slot able to take in up to 2GB of external memory.

An the best thing- it’s really thin - Samsung D900 is only 13mm thick weights just 93 grams.

You can buy Samsung D900 phone:

In U.K.:
For free with 18 month contract from O2, Orange, Virgin and Vodafone

For £289 from Virgin mobile:
Samsung D900 mobile phone

In Germany - for 449.00 € EUR :
Samsung SGH-D900

  1. Samsung D900 Gets FCC Approval…

    Looks like this Samsung D900, billed as the world’s thinnest slider handset, just got an affirmative nod from the FCC, so we might be seeing the svelte cellphone stateside sometime soon. Its main claim to fame is its 13mm thickness……

  2. This phone is a little cutey, its sexy and looks the business. Samsung are coming along way now, and with top sellers like LG with the chocolate phone do you think Samsung will keep up. I say yes maybe.

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  4. [...] We have already heard about Samsung’s new ultra slim clamshell phone - Samsung SGH Z620. It is another cellphone for the Samsung’s Ultra Slim phone line, featuring such beauties like “World’s slimmest slider” Samsung SGH D900 and “World’s thinnest phone” - Samsung X820. [...]

  5. chris newsome // September 19th, 2006

    this phone roks the e900 buy miles lol am getin it teh night

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