Samsung Galaxy Rush M830 - Specs

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Choose a design based on where you would like to wear your headphones. Ear buds fit inside your ear, while over the ear headphones wrap around the outside of your ears. Behind the head headphones fit into your ears and rest below the back of your head. Over the head headphones are standard.
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There are two kinds of networks types: CDMA and GSM CDMA: CDMA is predominantly limited to the US and parts of Asia. It is not supported throughout the European Union because of regulatory restrictions. GSM: GSM is the a much more international standard and works across most geographies including the european union. If you are looking to travel mostly inside US you should stick with CDMA because it offers a much better coverage than GSM, especially in the rural areas. However, if you plan to travel internationally, GSM might be a better option because of much broader support. Each network type is further supported over different frequencies - also called as bands. The different bands include 800 MHz, 850 MHz, 900 MHz, 1800 MHz and 1900 MHz. Note that 800 MHz and 850 MHz are actually the same band and are used interchangeably. GSM Quad-band cell phones support the 850,900,1800 and 1900 bands and are best suited for international roaming.
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The operating system, or OS, performs basic tasks like running software applications, files on your hard drive, and directing peripherals like a DVD drive and directly affects what you will see and how you will interact with your computer. Operating systems include Windows98, WindowsXP and many others.
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The processor is like the central nervous system of your computer. The processor interprets and executes commands; Which processor you have essentially defines the card's capabilities. Similar processors come in a variety of speeds.
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Display size is the size of the screen. A bigger screen may be more convenient to use, but it will also increase the overall weight of your computer. Screens are measured diagonally across the screen.
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Candy Bar
This style of phone is rectangular in shape with no flip design features. It was designed to have the feel of a real phone, both durable and nonsense free. The size ranges in both width and length depending on the model.

Flip/Clamshell
This style of phone has two parts, connected by a common hinge, which allows the user to close off the inner face when not in use; thus, the inner key functions and screen are protected.

Slide
This style of phone has two plates which slide apart with pressure, unveiling the inner screen and key functions. It is useful for people who don't like flip phones, but still like the design of having two different interfaces.

Swivel
This style of phone is a lot like a flip phone, but instead of opening courtesy of a hinge, it has a hinge that allows the user to rotate the top face to the side and up, in order to expose the inner face.
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Display size WxH
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Type of technology that is used to project the images.
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The higher the resolution, the better the quality of the images on the PDA's screen. Text will appear smoother and images will be sharper.
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Expansion slots are built-in areas for future expansion. Some PDAs are made without certain features, but have built-in slots in case you want to add those features later. If the PDA you want to purchase does not have a certain feature that you are looking for, it may be expandable to include it in one of these slots.
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Installed memory is the amount of available memory that comes with the PDA. While you can usually add more memory through an expansion slot, you want a PDA that has enough memory to run the programs you intend to use and to store your personal information.
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Cable or Wireless (with or without cable connections between devices). Cable Devices will not allow you the complete networking freedom that Wireless can provide.
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Most PDAs have touch screens that require a stylus to enter data. You can also find devices with a Jog Dial, that allows you to scroll through pages and make selection quickly. Still other PDAs have full keyboards.
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The faster the processor's clock speed, which is measured in MHz (megahertz) or GHz (gigahertz), the faster it can execute instructions.
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The processor is like the central nervous system of your computer. The processor interprets and executes commands; Which processor you have essentially defines the card's capabilities. Similar processors come in a variety of speeds.
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Most new digital devices come with lithium-ion or lithium-polyymer rechargeable batteries. Some devices use non-rechargeable batteries.
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Some PDAs come with built-in modems for Web browsing and email while others come with wireless capabilities like a celluar phone connection. If the PDA does not come with this feature, it is often possible to buy an add-on that allows for some of these capabilities.
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Variable audio output connectors allow you to control the volume of your TV with your TV's remote control, even when it is connected an audio receiver. This is a useful feature if your remote control does not work with your receiver.
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Some PDAs will have a small microphone built-in that will allow you to record much like a Dictaphone would.
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