While Motorola has been making some waves with its "Q" for the past few months, Samsung has a new entry in the Windows Mobile arena that may give Motorola a bit of a tummy ache. The Samsung SGH-i600 features the same form-factor as the Q, but appears to be a bit slimmer and trimmer.
The Texas Instruments OMAP 1710-powered SGH-i600 features GSM tri-band, HSDPA and EDGE support. Also included in the package is 802.11g support along with the requisite Bluetooth 2.0+EDR. Rounding out the feature-set is a 2.3" QVGA screen, 128MB/64MB (ROM/RAM), 2MP camera and a MicroSD expansion slot. The SGH-i600 also features Microsoft's Push Email support.
According to Engadget, the SGH-i600 has already received FCC approval so we should be seeing these devices stateside shortly.
