Samsung G600 vs Sony Ericsson S500i - The mighty clash

Wherever there is progress and development, you are bound to face competition from rivals in your area of specialisation. Fact is, with the access to a steadily evolving technology, experimenting with newer possibilities has become a lot easier for all the players almost to a point of accurate development every time. More so aggressive is the competition in the mobile phone industry as this sector has shown enough resolve and potential to be easily voted as one of the most booming arenas in the commercial world today. With the current market trend showing a generous tilt towards flashy as well as feature rich mobile phones, my attention gets carried towards two of the most promising phones for a comparative study. The Samsung G600 and the Sony Ericsson S500i step up as two strong competitors in the market today.
The Samsung G600 is a state-of-the-art Quad Band technology enabled slider phone with amazingly good looks and a sturdy frame. Ideally targeted as a camera rich phone by the South Korean electronics legend, the Samsung G600 carries a 5.0 megapixel camera with flash and autofocus to ward off competition from possible threats in the market. Surprisingly, the phone has not been equipped with 3G technology to make it a worthy player, although it takes in the popular entertainment quotient of a music player and a stereo FM Radio. Some of the major attraction of the Samsung G600 are mobile printing, TV Out, Bluetooth A2DP, USB, GPRS, EDGE, WAP 2.0, XHTML NetFront and HTML.
The Quad Band technology based Sony Ericsson S500i slider phone, which although has not been created in the lines of the Samsung G600, still comfortably manages to impress beholders and users through an organised assortment of some very useful features. A 2.0 megapixel camera with 4x digital zoom, picture blogging and viewfinder display offers users with decent photography. Other attractive features include music player, Bluetooth stereo A2DP, flight mode, EDGE, USB, Access NetFront Web browser, RSS feeds and modem.
A cluttered and misdirected move by Samsung gives the Sony Ericsson S500i easy room to emerge as the better of the two.



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