SGH-P300 is a unique credit card-sized cell phone from Samsung. Measures at only 86 x 54 x 8.9 mm, this phone almost looks like a calculator instead of a mobile phone (enlarge the picture if you don’t believe it). Runs under GSM network, the P300 has WAP / GPRS support, 1.3 megapixel camera module, 90MB internal flash memory, Java and Bluetooth support, built-in email client, and MP3 player function. Samsung SGH-P300 cell phone is planned to release in the middle of this month for a price around $450 - $450.

Mobile-Review has a detail review about Samsung’s SGH-P300 cell phone. An excerpt from the review:

The connection quality is high and rouses no complaints, which is typical of modern phones. The loudspeaker provides with a clear noiseless sound. The volume of the 64-tones polyphonic alert is average. However mp3 melodies sound enough loud to be heard from a noisy street. The power of vibra is average. This model doesn’t support EDGE.

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