Samsung SGH-E635 Review Posted

By Allen Tsai | Wed Oct 05, 2005 8:12 am

Delivering big features in a small device with a stylish design, Samsung and T-Mobile USA released their smallest slider phone, the SGH-E635.

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Samsung E635

Smaller in length than a credit card, its sturdy slide-up design allows for both a vibrant screen and a user-friendly keypad. The E635 is suited both for trendsetters seeking the most fashionable mobile phone, as well as wireless users seeking advanced communication features.

An exclusive to T-Mobile, the little device packs a powerful punch of features one might not expect in such a compact phone, including a speakerphone, digital camera with zoom and flash, and built-in instant messaging (IM).

- Samsung SGH-E635 Review

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