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At first glance, the Samsung D880 Duos does not catch the eye.? In a day and age where phones are equipped with 5- Mega Pixel cameras, GPS, Wi-Fi, music players, and absurd amounts of memory, what does the D880 have that distinguishes itself from the rest of the crowd? Now, you probably either see the plus points?of this dual-SIM arrangement straight away, or you don't. Just in case you don't - the advantage is that one phone can act as a home or business device, or perhaps the second SIM card can be on a network from a different country that you visit often, or perhaps the tariff on one SIM card is designed for data and the other for voice. Further, the phone has an amazing interface that allows the user to easily select which card to use for mobile browsing, e-mail and other multimedia services. Your WAP/MMS/E-mail profiles are switched automatically when different card is selected. When you receive the call, the name of the card that for the call flashes on screen and each SIM card can be assigned it's own ring tone. In case of missed calls, the relevant card is also indicated. Except for the dual SIM cards, the Samsung D880 Duos is your ordinary 2.5G Samsung slider, almost identical to the Samsung D900, but Tri-Band. The phone is equipped with a 3.2 Mega Pixel camera, and at 18.9 mms thick, it is clear the style was not compromised to build in this convenient feature. The phone itself is not cheap, at around 300 dollars, but considering the benefits that a Dual SIM phone could bring you in the long-run: ?lower rates when traveling internationally, added pocket space, the ability to have a work (public) and personal (private) number, as well as the ability to assume multiple identities- there is no doubt that the Samsung D880 Duos is worth the price.? The phone can be purchased here: |
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