Samsung must have decided it was onto something when it first introduced the Wafer's design. Though it's not the thinnest cell phone around (that's not an easy record to keep), the Wafer does beat the trendsetting Motorola Razr in that department. At 4.5 inches tall by 2 inches wide by 0.3 inch deep and 2.5 ounces, the Wafer shares the same dimensions as the SGH-T519, which makes it slightly bigger than the SGH-X820. But turn it on its side and you'd barely know the difference, as all three handsets have the same bump at the top of the rear face that holds the camera lens.
The Samsung SCH-R510 offers a 1.3 megapixel camera for picture taking and video recording. For storage, the device provides an expandable memory card slot for multimedia storage and music files. The new handset also sports an MP3 player that can be easily connected to any Bluetooth stereo capable headphones. Preloaded with Alltel's technology services, including Alltel's Axcess services and its exclusive Celltop technology, the SCH-R510 allows users to keep up with the latest news, sports, and weather. For those not familiar with Alltel's Celltop technology, you can read more here in our Celltop review.
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