Samsung just grew the Bada line with a low-end foil to the strange Wave, a so-called Wave 723 — as well as you only happened to locate it hanging out tucked away in the distributor’s counter at IFA this week. Though the leather-grain flip cover is a grand hold, make no mistake which this a single is destined for a bottom pieces of the full-touch featurephone market segment interjection to a middle-of-the-road TFT LCD which looks flattering washed out as well as low-res compared to a Wave’s Super AMOLED (interestingly, the 723 is the initial Bada phone to use chronicle 1.1 of the platform, whose vital further is await for auto-scaling between multiple resolutions). We were also astounded during how poorly manageable the shade was to touches and swipes; you even thought for the impulse that it might be resistive, but which doesn’t appear to be a case. Then again, 802.11n support ain’t bad, and Samsung positively seems as committed to Bada as ever, so you imagine they’ll sell a few. Hit up a art studio!
Samsung Wave 723 flaunts Bada, small else at IFA

Via Engadget