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Leaked promotional material shows an October carrier training session for the Windows Mobile 6.1 handset.

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Mobile | by Evan Blass | Fri Oct 3, 2008 11:04AM | 1 comment

Samsung's i780 smartphone (pictured above) will be rebadged as the Samsung Epix when it's released by AT&T, according to leaked documentation obtained by The Boy Genius Report, and not the BlackJack III, as previously thought. The authentic-looking image describes an AT&T sales representative training event for the 3G handset on October 23rd, making a fourth quarter release seem quite likely. With a 320 x 320 pixel screen (up from QVGA), GPS, and Windows Mobile Professional 6.1, the spiritual sucessor to the BlackJack II is decently equipped, although it certainly doesn't rival such flagship models as the high-resolution HTC Touch Pro or Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1. According to the Boy Genius, a price point of around $200 is expected, after the rebate associated with signing a contract.

[Via Brighthand]

Company:
AT&T, Samsung
Glossary:
320 x 240 (QVGA)
Products:
Samsung Epix i907

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Wesley Faulkner (12:13 PM on Fri Oct 3, 2008)

If it is running Windows Mobile Professional 6.1, that would mean it has a touch screen. That wasn't called out so I thought I would.

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