The Korean manufacturer has repacked its handsets many times before, but at least there were some noticeable exterior changes then. In this case it takes a whole lot of research to find some difference.

One of the market’s most popular sliders was the Samsung E250, only because it looked so much like the Samsung D900, however it didn’t every try to hide its origins, being an entry-level solution to the bone, yet packed in an FM-radio, memory expansion slot and even a VGA camera. In an effort to prolong its lifespan, Samsung has added 1 to its index, a dedicated music key and.. well, that’s pretty much it. When it hits the shelves, the E251 will go for around 120-130 Euro, which is passable, although it is just a tiny bit less then the price of the D900 which has much more advanced features.