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Cingular announces the BlackJack super slim Windows Mobile Smartphone
Cingular continues to roll out some of the best mobile devices in the United States and all these new high-end devices support their fast 3G network. This latest contender is priced to compete with the T-Mobile Dash and Motorola Q and is the close cousin to the Samsung i320.
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The BlackJack, Samsung SGH-i607, will run on Cingular's new 3G network and will included Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP stereo support and Windows Mobile 5.9 with Direct Push. The ultra-slim device will have a QWERTY keyboard and 1.3 megapixel camera as well. A couple of cool multimedia functions will be support for XM Satellite Radio through Cingular's XM Radio Mobile service, support for Cingular Music and Cingular Video services. WiFi is not included, but with the 3G connectivity WiFi becomes less vital on a mobile device.