Display:240 x 320 pixels, 4:3 ratio (~182 ppi density)
Camera:2 MP
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Released:Released 2007, February
The Sleek and Stylish Samsung E840
The year 2007 marked the release of a new addition to Samsung's lineup of feature phones - the E840. This device boasted a slim and sleek design, measuring only 10.6mm in thickness and weighing just 99g. It was a compact and lightweight device that could easily fit in your pocket or purse.
Slim and Lightweight Design
The Samsung E840 may have been a small phone, but it packed a lot of features. It had a 2.2 inch TFT display with 256K colors, providing users with crisp and clear visuals. The phone also had a 2 MP camera for capturing photos and videos, and a dedicated slot for microSD cards, allowing users to expand the phone's storage up to 70MB.
Simple Yet Capable Operating System
The E840 ran on a feature phone operating system, making it easy to use and navigate. It had a simple user interface with basic features such as SMS, MMS, and email messaging, as well as a WAP 2.0/xHTML browser. The phone also had Java support, allowing users to download and play games.
Long Battery Life and Connectivity Options
Despite its small size, the Samsung E840 had a long-lasting removable Li-Ion 690 mAh battery. This allowed users to stay connected for up to 360 hours on standby and talk for up to 4.5 hours without worrying about their battery life. The phone also had Bluetooth 2.0 and FM radio connectivity options, making it a great device for listening to music on the go.
Stylish Colors and Affordable Price
The Samsung E840 was available in four stylish colors - Ice Silver, Candy Pink, Topaz Gold, and Noble Blue. This allowed users to choose the color that best suited their personal style. And despite its advanced features and sleek design, the E840 was an affordable device with a price tag of around 80 EUR when it first came out.
Discontinued but Not Forgotten
While the Samsung E840 may have been discontinued, it still holds a special place in the hearts of mobile phone enthusiasts. Its slim and stylish design, long battery life, and affordable price made it a popular choice back in 2007. And even though it may not be in production anymore, it still serves as a reminder of how far technology has come in the past decade.
