In an attempt to provide its bada some exposure, the Samsung Wave 723 (GT-S7230) is looking to make a splash in the world's largest mobile phone market – China. The fourth device announced by Samsung to be running their home cooked bada platform, the Samsung Wave 723 should prove itself to be one interesting handset for Chinese consumers since it packs a decent mix of features.
The handset is going to be sold through China Unicom and will support bada SDK 1.1 – while retaining most of the specs found with the international version. These include the 3.2” TFT touchscreen, 5-megapixel camera with LED flash, Bluetooth, microSD card slot, and Samsung Apps support.
Although it's confirmed that it'll be making its presence in China, there is still no word on when it'll official become available – same goes to its pricing.
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