Introduction
In the mobile industry Samsung is well known for announcing more handsets in a year than there are workdays. Not all of these are launched in Europe as well, but there still are some models that we don’t know about before they become commercially available. Marketing and PR focus on the big names (i8910, S8300, BeatDJ), while the simpler, less significant models don’t even always have a press release.
We can recognize new Samsung models by having four numbers, instead of three, in their model name. We still can’t see any logic in the C, E, M and S-series model numbering, but this is not a new thing. There might be a Korean man, who knows why did a phone get the specific model number, but I think this guy is at least a celebrity over there and he stars like a talking parrot in the circus.
The subject of our current review has been shipped by XXL GSM, and to tell the truth I’ve just picked it from their list, not knowing what it is. I’ve received a phone with a rather fine design and features, in the usual Samsung quality and specifics. It has turned out relatively soon, that S3110, in spite of not being bad, has a flaw that we won’t see in the specifications, only if we start using it.
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