Sprint releases Samsung Instinct HD
Mobile Phones - Monday, September 28th, 2009

Sprint releases Samsung Instinct HD Sprint Samsung Instinct HD

Sprint has come out with the Samsung Instinct HD—an update of Samsung’s Instinct touchscreen phone that adds enhanced multimedia capabilities that lets it output HD content to an external HDTV or HD display. Whether it can port 720p or 1080p is unknown, but the Instinct HD does come with other updates that include a 5-megapixel camera and an Opera Mobile 9.7 browser.

The body now features rounded corners, plus a 3.2-inch touchscreen and a full QWERTY keyboard for hammering out long emails and easier navigation. It’s not technically a smartphone, but it does come with enough connectivity options for it to act like a high-end mobile, including 3G, GPS, Bluetooth and Wi-fi. It also supports Sprint’s services that include GPS navigation, Visual Voicemail, and TV Streaming. Again, it’s not a smartphone, but the high-end spec comes with a high-end price tag: Sprint is offering the Instinct HD for $250 with a two-year contract.

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  • Larry Fenderico

    I think having a HD phone is not important at all because the primary use of a cellular phone is for communication alone. The camera and music are just added bonus functions for a phone. And the price is overly priced just because it's HD. I think HD is meant for television and laptops only. Nothing more. An HD for a phone is too much.

  • Rey Charles Collins

    A HD is only meant for television and not for cellular phones because you do not need to have that kind of function or feature for a cellular phone. Furthermore, in these busy times, as much as you want to buy a phone, this is not worth it because it's too pricey. I rather buy a HDTV than to have a HD phone. *my two cents*

  • Rey Charles Collins

    A HD is only meant for television and not for cellular phones because you do not need to have that kind of function or feature for a cellular phone. Furthermore, in these busy times, as much as you want to buy a phone, this is not worth it because it's too pricey. I rather buy a HDTV than to have a HD phone. *my two cents*

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