Waiting for the Samsung GT S1100 Watch Phone

I never thought I would wait in so much anticipation for a mere phone. To be fair, the GT S1100 watch phone is no ordinary phone. Yet, I am surprised at the impatience I am feeling for its release.
What stole my heart was the unique and subtle way the Samsung GT S1100 watch phone was presented at the World Mobile Congress in Barcelona, Spain, late last year. Unlike other phone, this particular phone is not just a piece in itself, but an epitome of ten years worth of research and development. The Samsung GT S1100 watch phone was shown as the culminating piece of a long line of watch phones designed and developed by Samsung over the last ten years. It was displayed in a glass casing along with the other watch phones produced by Samsung. Every watch phone had the model number, most important features and the year of release printed on the glass case in front of it. At the very end was see engadget, with its primary features and the year 2009 printed in front of it. I personally thought that it was one of the most subtle and effective ways of announcing the imminent release of the phone.
Of course, the fact that the Samsung is a watch phone is remarkable in itself. There are a couple of watch phones in the market, but none with the legacy and sense of tradition for quality that this phone brings. Although only those features that are comparable to other watch phones in the market are currently disclosed like the touch screen, or the built-in speaker and Bluetooth. I have no doubt that this phone will have a number of high end features that are completely unexpected.

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