Samsung's SGH-I320 Q-killer

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Samsung's SGH-I320 Q-killer

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OK, so now I'm really getting confused, is this supposed to be the BlackBerry Killer or the Q-Killer? How can it be the Q-Killer when the Q hasn't even made it out of the box yet? Can someone tell me that? ;-) <sheesh!>

What's made by Samsung, runs Windows Mobile 5.0 with AKU2, and looks like the lovechild of a Blackberry 7100 and a Motorola Q? That'd be Samsung's new SGH-I320, which features a QVGA display, Bluetooth, 1.3 megapixel camera, and MicroSD slot. We'll keep you posted on its expected price/release, this one's looking good.

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