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Smsung unleashed two varients of all new corby





Samsung is going to launch new version of Corby plus B3410 plus and Corby pro B5310 which is upper version of Corby S3650.Samsung provide latest features to think about young generation. the Corby plus and Corby pro has slide and QWERTY keypad. When it is closed it is same like as Samsung S3650 which is fully touch screen. It is with Native Samsung OS in it and is similar to Touchwiz 2 user interface. the keypad is join to make it fully messaging smart phone. Both the handset Corby plus and Corby pro are come with Buddy List, chat style SMS, Easy Email setup wizard, instant chat messenger and Popular SNS sites.
Corby Pro B5310:-
the mobile phone sports a 2.8-inch TFT 16M QVGA full touch screen. The device comprises of a 3MP digital camera, 3G and quad band connectivity. The handset is A-GPS enabled and also provides Wi-Fi. For music lovers, the Corby Pro includes a 3.5mm ear jack and excellent music keys
On the features front, the slightly higher end Corby Pro boasts of GPS, Wi-Fi, a decent 3.2 megapixel camera and double the amount of memory than in the "original" Corby - 100MB. A 3.5 mm jack too finds its way in. The Corby Pro is priced at Rs. 13,900.


Corby Plus B3410:-

As for the Corby Plus, it's slightly down the price ladder and comes sans GPS and Wi-Fi. The camera too has been scaled down to 'just' a 2 megapixel unit. The 3.5mm jack, however, still remains. In my opinion the os TouchWiz user interface is not new but a feature which makes it real young generation phone BT Messenger, which can bounce messages back and forth with other Bluetooth-enabled devices in its vicinity, which is a cool feature and bound to save a lot of money when sending/receiving messages in your classroom.
On the features front, the Corby plus will set you back by Rs. 10,500.

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