Bright Star: Samsung’s Galaxy Spica i5700 sports Android as its OS. Spica is the bright­est star in the con­stel­la­tion Virgo. In the night-time sky, Spica, a blue giant, is the 15th bright­est star (Source: Wikipedia). Interestingly the Spica from Samsung doesn’t come in blue. The i5700 is just 13.2-mm thick, sports a 3.5-mm jack with built-in DivX and Xvid sup­port. The appli­ca­tion proces­sor runs at 800Mhz and fea­tures 128MB of inter­nal mem­ory. There is a 3.2 megapixel cam­era, a microSD slot (up to 32GB is supported).

AMOLED: The AMOLED scree­nis 3.2 inches and sports a capac­i­tive touch tech­nol­ogy with a res­o­lu­tion of 480 x 320 in land­scape mode. Thanks to AMOLED tech­nol­ogy, the Spica i5700′s dis­play will undoubt­edly be richly sat­u­rated with really black blacks and 16 mil­lion col­ors. The bat­tery is rated at 1500mAh. The i5700 is already avail­able in Europe and will debut in the Middle East and Asia soon. Price? Around €320.

Following is phoneArena’s video review:

Source:

• “Samsung unveils Android-equipped Galaxy Spica i5700″ – Engadget
• “Samsung unveils Galaxy Spica (I5700), its newest Android-powered smart­phone” – Newswire
• “Samsung I5700 Galaxy Spica gets offi­cial, packs 800Mhz CPU” – GSM Arena
• “Samsung Galaxy Spica i5700 Review” – phon­eArena