This week we’re getting a better look at the mysterious Samsung SPH-D600, that entry-level WiMax device said to be destined for Sprint's 4G network. We first saw the prototype a few weeks back but now we’re getting a look at it in all of its blurrycam glory. Again, it looks like this will be a Gingerbread-powered device, with 1GHz processor under the hood, a 480 x 320 resolution screen, and 3.2 MP rear facing camera with a front-facer as well. One thing we're still a little unclear on is whether or not this device will have the slide-out keyboard recent rumors have been suggesting. Regardless, "entry-level" is starting to look pretty darn attractive, wouldn't you say? Still no word on when the D600 will be hitting Sprint, or what name it’ll carry, but you can be sure we’ll pass along all of the information as soon as it becomes available. Hit the break for the rest of the D600's impromptu photoshoot.
Source: Phandroid
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