Samsung had quite a few other phones at Mobile World Congress. Check them out in our slideshow.
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The B2100 is part of Samsung's rugged phone series. It's certified to military specifications for elements like dust and water and it's encased in rubber sidings to protect it from bumps and bruises. Its features include a flashlight, an FM radio, Bluetooth, USB mass storage, and a microSD card slot.
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Samsung E2370
The E2370 is another rugged phone. It promises up to 22 hours of talk time and 62 days of standby battery. It also offers a flashlight, dual speakers, and a durable case.
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Samsung Ch@t
The Ch@t has a touch screen with Samsung's TouchWiz user interface. Inside are a 2-megapixel camera, an FM radio, Wi-Fi, ActiveSync, and access to social networking apps.
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Samsung Ch@t
The Ch@t also slides open to reveal a full keyboard. Not surprisingly, the handset focuses on messaging and e-mail.
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Samsung Monte
The Monte is a touch-screen phone with a 3.2-megapixel camera, a Web browser, and messaging.
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Samsung Monte Bar
The Monte Bar takes a similar feature set in a different design direction. The music player is accompanied by a 3.5mm headset jack.
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Samsung Monte Slider
The Monte Slider brings an MP3 player with a microSD card slot, an FM radio, and a Facebook app.
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Samsung Shark
The Samsung Shark has an FM radio, instant-messaging capabilities, and a 3-megapixel camera.
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Samsung Shark Slider
The Shark Slider sports a metallic finish. We like the curved bottom and the shiny finish.
