[Darius Wey]

Time for an unboxing! In fact, make that two unboxings - one of the Glofiish X600 and one of the Glofiish X800. Each packs quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE support, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, an FM radio, a camera, a microSD slot, and Windows Mobile 6 Professional. The X800 packs a little more, though: tri-band UMTS/HSDPA support, a faster CPU, more ROM, and a VGA (480 x 640) touch screen.

But enough small talk. Jump the break for more pictures and stay tuned for comprehensive reviews of both devices.

Glofiish X600




















Glofiish X800

[Darius Wey]

Time for an unboxing! In fact, make that two unboxings - one of the Glofiish X600 and one of the Glofiish X800. Each packs quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE support, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, an FM radio, a camera, a microSD slot, and Windows Mobile 6 Professional. The X800 packs a little more, though: tri-band UMTS/HSDPA support, a faster CPU, more ROM, and a VGA (480 x 640) touch screen.

But enough small talk. Jump the break for more pictures and stay tuned for comprehensive reviews of both devices.

Glofiish X600




















Glofiish X800

[Chris Spera]

I thought the X800 had a keyboard. Do you have any pictures of it?

[Julio]

The X800 is the version without the keyboard.

The M800 is the version with the keyboard.

I like that the X800 looks fairly slim in the pictures. With so much hardware inside, it could easily be quite fat.

Julio

[Chris Spera]

thanks, Julio. I realized that soon after I posted the comment. The model numbers between products are very similar, and I have accidentally and unintentioinally confusing the M and X lines.

However, thanks for the help!

[Jason Dunn]

Awesome pictures as always Darius! :mrgreen:

[DaleReeck]

If I remember correctly, the Q800 (and M800) have a 256MB ROM but only 64MB RAM. It still stuns me that that would do this - make such a feature jammed phone, but still leave off such a critical difference, going with 64 instead of 128 MB RAM. I swear, these companies do this on purpose, refusing to make an "ultimate" phone, maybe hoping people will keep buying and trying new phones instead of settling on one "ultimate" phone.

[King_Dani]

no offense , but it's the very first time , a company , directly related to us , through selling end products , is not responsible for Limited ( and not too low) RAM , it's Samsung's CPUs , which makes it impossible to have 128 mb RAM on them , and the 256 mb ROM is also it's highest available . since Samsung CPUs are multilayered , and come all in one , there wasn't anything they could do.
i own a x800 , a very happy user, sure it won't beat Dell Axim x51v in speed , but take into account , that dell doesn't have a gorgeous 2MP AF camera , a FM Radio , a wonderfull GPS ,and 15.8mm thickness. so i think , it is the ultimate device right now