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Samsung Has a Knack for Simple Phones

Sep 3, 2008, 7:30 AM by Eric M. Zeman
updated Sep 3, 2008, 7:48 AM

Today Verizon Wireless and Samsung announced the u310 Knack, a new entry-level clamshell. The Knack targets users who need a simple communications device. It has dedicated 911, in case of emergency, speakerphone and voice command buttons. It also has large buttons, a 2.2-inch display, and large on-screen fonts. The Knack has color-coded hatches and buttons that match those of its accessories to make for easier use. It uses Verizon's CDMA 1X network for data, and can access some of Verizon's messaging services. It will cost $40 with new agreement.

source: Samsung

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MidnightDT

Sep 3, 2008, 7:27 PM

why is this nescessary?

rip off the coupe much? this phone seems to bring nothing new to the table.

kevinski

Some people aren't looking for anything new. This phone isn't as ugly as the Coupe. Also, if I wanted a really simplistic phone, and it was between this phone and the Coupe, then I think that I'd get this one. I'm not a fan of UTStarcom, personally.
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