Samsung and Giorgio Armani have recently announced another stylish phone called the Samsung B7620 Giorgio Armani. Based on the Microsoft’s Windows Mobile 6.5 operating system, the new smartphone features a 3.5-inch AMOLED screen, a full QWERTY keyboard, and a slide-and-tilt screen.

It follows two other Samsung-Armani phones, namely the P520 and the M7500, but while the two earlier mobiles ran mostly on style, the B7620 comes with a spec sheet that just might prove to be more appealing than the gold-framed exterior. This smartphone bears the usual high-end set of specifications: 3G, Wi-fi, GPS, and Bluetooth connectivity, and a 5MP main camera to go with the new mobile OS. An 8GB internal storage and TV-out capabilities round out the package, plus DivX support for watching high-quality videos.

The B7620 will also feature Samsung’s Work&Life interface on top of the WinMobile 6.5 OS. A button switches between two modes, which separates data such as contacts, messages, calendar, calls between a business and personal mode. A Giorgio Armani application also points to exclusive images and videos from the Armani collection.

It’s listed to come out soon in various Euro markets, as well as Russia, China, and UAE for 700 Euros.

Tags: Giorgio Armani, Mobile Phones, Samsung

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