Samsung’s SWD-M100 Mondi MID

Posted on 26 March 2009, Last updated on 12 November 2019 by

The SWD-M100 Mondi [product page] is the WiMax device that was spotted at MWC in Feb. There in Barcelona it was seen running Windows Mobile 6.1 which didn’t really get too many people excited. It looks like we might find out more soon though. Phone Scoop have found a new image on a Samsung RSS feed.

Samsung Mondi MID

The device is potentially very interesting. If it uses a fast, Cortex-core  processor, Windows Mobile 6.5 and the new Opera Mobile 9.7 browser then it will meet a lot of wish-lists, spot-on. Until we get further info though, we’re still left with the same specs as we had before:

  • 4.3 inch touchscreen
  • Wimax, Wifi and Bluetooth
  • Dual cams ( 3M + 0.3M pixels )
  • Micro SD
  • TV out
  • Windows Mobile 6.1 with Opera web browser

Fingers crossed that it comes in HSDPA flavour.

Update: Samsung Mondi is now in the database with links, videos and specifications.

via Samsung’s First Wimax Device Spotted (Phone Scoop).

Via JKKMobile.

10 Comments For This Post

  1. Steve 'Chippy' Paine says:

    New article: Samsung’s SWD-M100 Mondi MID http://cli.gs/b3tS1A

  2. Manguitom says:

    Finally what I was looking at!
    Want to know more info soon :)

  3. Vlad Bobleanta says:

    Look, a new “internet tablet”! Oh, but wait, it isn’t a Nokia, it’s a Samsung. Interesting. (via @chippy) (http://ping.fm/bQyjz)

  4. anon says:

    With enough manufacturers introducing sliders, one of them should happen to come across a combination of hardware with a big enough battery. Here’s hoping this one has good battery life.

  5. Vakeros says:

    As it is WiMAX I expect it to be for release in Korea only initially.
    I would prefer 5 lines on the keyboard. Other units at this size can.
    As for battery, if they replicate the NC10 life I would be happy.

  6. Briggs says:

    ANON, i completely agree. I’ve been drooling over horizontal sliders ever since the nokia N700, but i just can’t see spending the money until certain minimum requirements are met, and as much as i dislike Windows Mobile, if they can just squeeze decent battery life out of it and instant on, then i just might have to drop the cash (if we get it here)

  7. Briggs says:

    ANON; i completely agree. I’ve been drooling over horizontal sliders ever since the nokia N700, but i just can’t see spending the money until certain minimum requirements are met, and as much as i dislike Windows Mobile, if they can just squeeze decent battery life out of it and instant on, then i just might have to drop the cash (if we get it here)

  8. Chippy says:

    Update: Specifications and links, videos etc are now in the database.
    http://www.umpcportal.com/products/Samsung/Mondi/

  9. samsun çiçek gönder says:

    bizi bilgilendirdiğiniz için teşekürler

  10. Don says:

    I love this device. In US, Sprint will be very powerfull because owns WiMax.Getting an account with a personal number (ex. Skype)you will be able to use it as a cellphone. So will be the end other Telephone Companies, unless they start with a new cheap rates or better a 1 c. per minute (Prepaid). Yes, best way to go like in Europe. So, no more $100 a month for a cellphone. Wait and watch….!!

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