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Back at Digital Focus in Las Vegas, a media event during CES, I had a chance to get a look at the SCH-i760 from Samsung. It didn’t have a battery, but I knew I wanted to check it out. I realized later that the reason it wasn’t been shown powered up was that Windows Mobile 6 was coming and it was probably already running it.

Anyhow, 10 months later and here we are… The Unboxing of the Verizon Samsung SCH-i760. Video of the unboxing and more photos after the jump…

Verizon formally announced the SCH-i760 last week and it’s on their website now. ( Link )

Check out the full pictures by clicking the thumbs!

Features

• EV-DO, 1X RTT Capable
• Windows Mobile� 6 Professional
• Microsoft� Office Word Mobile, Excel� Mobile, and PowerPoint� Mobile
• Picsel browser: view PDF, MS Word, PowerPoint, Excel, JPG, PNG files
• Internet Explorer� Mobile
• Windows Media� Player 10
• Memory: 64MB RAM/128MB Flash
• Wi-Fi Connectivity (802.11 b/g)
• Bluetooth� Wireless Technology (v2.0)
• 2.8″ Display: 240 x 320 pixel; 65K color TFT
• Touch-sensitive LCD display
• Portrait and landscape orientation
• Separate phone keypad w/slide-out QWERTY Keyboard
• 1.3 megapixel camera w/flash and camcorder
• microSD^sm Expandable Memory slot
• Speakerphone
• Security locking features
• Text, Picture and Video Messaging
• Wireless Sync Capable
• ActiveSync� Capable (v4.5)
• BroadbandAccess Connect Capable

Specifications

• Dimensions: 2.28″ (H) x 4.49″ (W) x 0.77″ (D)
• Weight: 5.29 oz
• Standard Battery usage times – 1040mAh
• Usage: Up to 210 minutes OR
• Standby: Up to 204 hours
• Extended Battery usage times – 1500mAh
• Usage: Up to 300 minutes OR
• Standby: Up to 324 hours
• SAR information: Head: 0.73 W/kg; Body: 1.27 W/kg

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