Samsung Slash

Samsung Slash was a cell phone made by Samsung for prepaid customers on the Virgin Mobile network in the USA. The phone has a slider form factor and was released in 2008.

Features
Other features include:
 * 32MB of memory shared between pictures, applications, games and ring tones
 * Bluetooth
 * Full-color screen
 * Mobile Web
 * Speakerphone
 * 499 contact entries
 * Spanish-language user interface for Spanish-speaking customers
 * Paid content portal called VirginXL to buy various user interface customizations
 * Text messaging
 * Voice dialing

Reviews
Reaction to the phone differed. Info Sync World said the phone had "a low-end feel", giving it a score of 35%. CNet scored it 3/5 (meaning "good") and said "The Samsung Slash is a decent entry-level phone with a few extra features that put it just above a basic handset."