Samsung Seek QWERTY Mobile Touchscreen Smartphone
August 16, 2010 | Cell Phones, Samsung | 1 CommentThe biggest problem facing mobile operators is not the prepaid price. In many cases, their price is much better than the major carriers postpaid. But beyond a lack of marketing opportunities, selection of phone is the main obstacle. AT & T, T-Mobile, Sprint and Verizon managed to land the best phones, and where consumers want the best devices, they simply do not have something to offer in-store prepaid services. But that begins to change.
Boost Mobile has offered a good plan $ 50/month which includes unlimited talk, text and web, and now the company offers a touchscreen phone with QWERTY sliding keyboard for the first time. The Samsung Seek is probably the best phone Boost again, and it can actually influence consumers who are considering some other touchscreen phones supported on postpaid. The phone features a 2.6 “QVGA (touch on), a 1.3MP camera, support IM, email support, Bluetooth stereo support, microSD slot, GPS and Games downloadable.
It will launch on August 25 for $ 149.99 without a contract, making it one of the phones touch cheapest on the market, without exception. If Boost Mobile hits may keep it as it comes, it will be harder and harder to sign these agreements expensive two years with the major carriers, and we all need this kind of competition. [via hothardware]
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