Samsung makes it official as 4 new handsets are announced

On a quiet Sunday in the cellular world, Samsung has officially introduced four new phones, ranging from your low end models to your mid-range handsets. The M2310 and M2510 are flip units with a slider and dedicated music controls. Each has support for up to 8GB in microSD memory expansion. The former model has 2 screens (2 inches on the main display and 1.06 inches on the secondary one) and a VGA camera. The M2510 features an FM Radio with a 3.5 mm audio jack, a 1.3MP camera and a 2.2 inch display. The unit will not feature 3G connectivity.

Moving to the other two phones, the C5510 and the S6700 are both sliders that we have showed you before. The C5510 has a 2.2 inch screen with resolution of 240 x 320 pixels and can support as much as 16GB in added memory with its microSD slot. The phone has a 2MP fixed-focus camera and quad-band GSM for 3G speed. Lastly, but certainly not the least, the S6700 is a slider with a 2.4 inch display, a 3MP camera with LED flash and AF, GPS and 120MB of memory out of the box. No word yet on where any of these four might end up, how much they might cost, and when they will be launched, although our earlier article suggested a summer release.

source: Samsung via GSMArena, EngadgetMobile