Last week we reported some news regarding the Samsung T139 which looks to be just an entry level flip handset. Taking a quick sneak peek at Samsung’s web site, you will clearly see how additional information about the handset was put up. Although its specs sheet doesn’t scream anything too exciting, it’s still unclear when this handset will land its way towards T-Mobile. The Mayon comes with some of the minimum standard amenities we find with almost any phone nowadays – such as a VGA camera, Bluetooth, aGPS, speakerphone, support for Java applications, and an HTML browser. There’s always a specific segment of the market where this handset will find its home – it may even possibly make its way towards T-Mobile’s prepaid lineup on top of postpaid offerings.
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