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Sprint newsletter introduces the Samsung Instinct HD... by accident?

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Sprint newsletter introduces the Samsung Instinct HD... by accident?
The Samsung Instinct HD for Sprint has still not entered the official stage, but it might actually be pretty close to doing it. A Sprint Premier Connection newsletter has, by mistake or not, included a picture of the touchscreen handset, as well as a short description of it, revealing a “Coming soon” launch timing. We really hope this means it will be available this month, as it’s currently expected. Features seem to be confirmed by the newsletter, including the 3.2-inch display and 5-megapixel camera.

Samsung Instinct HD Preliminary Specifications

via: EngadgetMobile
Sprint newsletter includes an imageand description of the Samsung Instinct HD

Sprint newsletter includes an image
and description of the Samsung Instinct HD



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

I can't wait anymore. The edge of my seat is wore out. But seriously this handset is getting ridiculous. It was supposed to launch Q2 09 and now I've heard from some commenter on another site that it wont launch till the 27th. Which is bordering on Q4 09. Well either way I hope it works good, I've only been waiting for 4 months for it. Shouldve gotten a Pre i'd have been 3 months closer to my one year new phone discount. Ok no more QQ. I'm tired of complaining.

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2. mo320248 posted on 11 Sep 2009, 18:28

This phone is garbage. Both the original instinct and this instinct will be terrible

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3. PapaJay224 posted on 12 Sep 2009, 12:40

Great post SprintArena, why dont you sell us that phone and tell us how much of a better value this is...Revolutionary

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