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Samgung D500

*As New - In The Box - With Recipt*

1.3 Megapixel Camera with LED-Flash

MPEG4⁄ H.263 Video

A Slim Slide-up

Intenna Technology

262144 Color TFT Screen

Speaker Phone with Voice Clarity

64 Polyphonic Ringtones

Plug-in Speaker

MP3 Player

MMS & Video Messaging

JAVA Games

Internal User Memory up to 96MB

Personal Information Management

WAP 2.0

Bluetooth

vCard & vCalendar

USB & Infrared

E-mail Client & SyncML DS

BONUS

NEW - Leather Pouch

NEW - Car Charger

Dick Smith Electronics Current RRP - $627

All Phones RRP - $580

Ebay RRP - $480

SOLD

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No sorry dude... $300 firm + postage (approx $20).. this is in too good condition to just let go... it is AS NEW! IN BOX! Its not an imported phone like 90% of phones on ebay.. considering the current RRP is $600+ and the phone is in as new condition with all factory wrapping! as well as comming with NEW Car Charger and NEW Leather Pouch and I will also throw in a Brand New GENUINE Samsung stereo headset, $300 is a bargin...

Im in parramatta area... more then happy to meet up half way if you like...

PM me genuine for intrest...

Cheers,

Sarkis

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