Somedays ago the Korean company had unveiled their latest smartphone processor namely ARM Cortex-A8. Along with it, Samsung also announced the bigger one designed for netbooks. The latter comes with a 5 Mpx system-on-chip image sensor with capability for processing 1080p video at 30 fps.

The smartphone chipset (S5PC110) and the netbook alternative ( S5PV210) have been designed for better battery endurable. They use a 45-nanometer (nm) Low Power of fabrication process as well as low power of architectures. They feature 1GHz clock speed with 512KB L2 cache. Other than that, you can find on them support for 1080p full HD video playback as well as recording at 30 fps and the built-in 3D graphics engine. (more…)

Samsung Omnia HD i8910 has finally come to India after being sold in Europe for several months. What makes the announcement interesting is that India’s version of Samsung Omnia HD will use a powerful 1 GHz processor instead of the standard 600MHz processor, adding another reason to buy the Samsung Omnia HD.

However, along with the nice specs and features plus the 1 GHz processor comes a pretty high price… Samsung Omnia HD is said to be priced at 33,990 rupees (about $ 706).That is pretty expensive…

Anyway, to fresh your memory, Samsung Omnia HD is running on the Symbian S60 5th edition and it has a 3.7-inch AMOLED-touchscreen and 8-MP camera with autofocus, face,  burst and smile detection. In addition, it can also record and decode HD-video 720p. So to summary those specs, it is a multimedia monster.

Anyway, along with the Samsung Omnia HD announcement, India also introduced Samsung Omnia PRO B7320 that comes with Windows Mobile 6.1 Standard and priced at 16,500 rupees ($ 342).