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Samsung i760 Running Crossbow

Posted by Chris Leckness on January 22, 2007 – 9:55 am
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Engadget Mobile got an anonymous tip with a photo of the i760, and it was running Crossbow and has the Verizon logo…

We expect this thing to hit Verizon stores before the first half of the year is out, but with Verizon, Samsung, and Microsoft all potentially weak links in the delivery chain, we’re having a bugger of a time staying positive. Don’t let us down, folks!

As for Crossbow, all I can say is… don’t dismiss it yet. It’s kind of like dismissing the Colts when they were down 21-3. You don’t know what is in there that you can’t see in screenshots!

The Samsung’s i760 is said to run a Intel PXA27x (520-MHz) processor and has a 240 x 320 TFT-LCD display. I got to see this phone at CES, but it had no battery, so no play time!!!

Source: Engadget Mobile

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