At the annual CeBit trade conference held in Hanover, Germany, many technological giants use this showcase to highlight or announce upcoming devices.
This year, Samsung used the conference environment to spotlight one of their upcoming gadgets, the SCH-V770 mobile phone. What makes the SCH-V770 so attractive to consumers and industry experts is the addition of a 7 mega-pixel camera, which will be featured with the unit.
According to Macworld.com,
The SCH-V770 is similar to a 3-megapixel model released last year by Samsung and is distinctive because at first glance it resembles a digital still camera. Its camera-like looks are thanks in a large part to a 3X optical zoom lens, just like that found on conventional digital still cameras, and a camera-style flash. On the rear of the phone there's a 2-inch color TFT (thin film transistor) display and a keypad for operating the phone and camera functions
Users can also clip a wide-angle convertor and tele-convertor to the front of the lens on the SCH-V770.
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