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Samsung i7500 Android phone coming to Switzerland, Denmark

Categories: Android, Devices, Samsung
By: , IntoMobile
Thursday, April 30th, 2009 at 4:53 AM

Samsung i7500 Android phone

Following Germany, we’re hearing two more European markets will be getting Samsung’s first Android-powered handset. It’s Switzerland and Denmark, which will get the i7500 in July and September, respectively.

Apparently, Swiss will be able to grab the device somewhere in July for 699 Swiss francs which is about $615. That’s the unsubsidized price without and contracts and rebates.

As for Denmark, it looks the Samsung i7500 is heading to Copenhagen and other places in the country in September, with the price of $440. That doesn’t sound much and I wonder why is price so different between the two countries. Guess we’ll have more details in the coming weeks. Stay tuned in the meantime…

[Via: phandroid]

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  • tomascco

    Would it just kill you to get a design team to work on an Android phone? I mean, come on. The cell phone is almost becoming a fashion statement. Look at the Iphone, then look at the Palm Pre. Why not shoot for having the best of everything, looks and source code?

    It’s a touch screen, for heaven’s sakes. Why all the external buttons? What’s with the knurled wood look on the bottom?

    My Treo 755p is no beauty, either and the Treo Pro, while a sight better, is still encumbered with an industrial look and feel.

    OK, my personal tastes. Have at it.