The camera is safely hidden behind the back-side of the slider and there is a bit of space between the two sliding parts so the camera never gets scratched when you slide them up and down. Unfortunately, there was no TV-out cable included (as it used to be in the D600 boxes) and we only found such a cable to buy at eBay for the rip-off price of $28.
On the box we found a manual, a stereo handsfree, a battery and its cover, and a USB cable. At just 85 grams this slider is one of the smallest and lightest in the market and what’s amazing is that it’s selling below $350 USD. The Samsung D900 is one of the highest-end Samsung phones today, encompassing quad-band GSM, EDGE, QVGA screen, microSD hot-swap slot, Bluetooth 2.0, TV-output and of course, a 3.2MP camera. Read on for our review, screenshots of the system, camera samples and a hands-on video. What’s special about this phone is that it’s the slimmest slider in the market today with a 3.2 MP camera on it, a technological marvel. The folks over at were very kind to send us the Samsung D900 feature phone for the purposes of this review.
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