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| Bang & Olufsen and Samsung Develop Serene - a New Mobile Phone ![]() Serene consists of two equal parts that are bound together by a beautifully crafted aluminum hinge. The display and microphone are placed in the lower shell in a landscape orientation and the circular keyboard and loudspeaker are placed in the upper shell with an elegant thumb operated wheel in the middle taking care of all primary operations. The colors, fonts, screen format and size have been specially selected with logical operation in mind. The relatively large, wide format display makes reading and writing on the screen even more pleasant. Additionally, restricting the number of features on the handset enables a decreased amount of user menus, which makes the experience both logical and intuitive. Serene comes with a triangular table charger/docking station made in polished anodized aluminum with a cut-out for the phone. If the phone is placed in the docking station or is set to table mode it can be used as mini-laptop, as the display can turn 180 degrees for convenient use in this position as well. Technical specifications: - Designer: David Lewis - GPRS Class 10 Triband (GSM 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz) - 262144 color QVGA TFT screen (240 x 320 pixels, 2.1 inch) - Embedded VGA (300K) camera - 64 Polyphonic ringtones with specially developed harmonies - SMS / EMS / MMS / WAP 2.0 - E-mail with Outlook synchronization - Bluetooth Wireless Technology - Thumb-operated navigation wheel - Premium anodized aluminum hinge - Special aluminum charger - Dimensions: 2.5 x 2.8 x 0.9 inches - Weight: 0.24 lbs. write your comments about the article :: © 2006 Computing News :: home page |