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Samsung Blue Earth showcased in a video

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Samsung Blue Earth showcased in a video
Samsung Blue Earth showcased in a video
Samsung first revealed their eco-friendly handset, the Blue Earth, this February. The device differs from all other cell phones manufactured using recycled materials in several things - it features touch sensitive screen, appealing overall look and solar cell panel on its back. Unfortunately, we didn´t have the chance to see it in action at MWC this year, but it seems we can finally do that, because a video of a working unit has appeared on the Internet. Actually we noticed several interesting things. Apparently its model number is S7550 and it´s now confirmed the handset will be running Samsung´s TouchWiz interface. Moreover, the source claims less hazardous and environmentally damaging materials are used in the manufacturing process. We still don´t have accurate information on its release date, but certainly hope to see it hit the shelves soon.

source: Dmitri Rubinin´s Blog via unwiredview





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1. Cooper33 posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:43

this looks like a fisher price toy. btw. i HATE all these stupid ads on phonearena.

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2. ace1122 posted on 13 Aug 2009, 13:08

These ads really are annoying. i know ads are how this website makes money but lately they've been going overboard with them. maybe the economy has been taking a toll on them too.

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3. Phullofphil posted on 13 Aug 2009, 13:44

Or more people are visiting the site.

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4. yiqitt posted on 13 Aug 2009, 15:29

it is cool.

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5. MTLance (unregistered) posted on 15 Aug 2009, 22:15

Nice phone but I think this is for people who are real eco maniacs, and I don't think it is cool for prada people.

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