It's been a while since we talked about the Samsung Illusion, but a friendly ninja just dropped off a screencap of the Verizon Infocenter page for the entry-level handset in our inbox. Imagine a smaller version of the Nexus S, minus the vanilla Gingerbread build and plus an SD card slot, and you'll have a pretty good picture of what to expect. The 1GHz Hummingbird and 512MB of RAM should make for a pretty damn speedy experience with the smaller resolution, though the tiny 3MP camera and TFT display clearly mark this one with the budget or entry-level tag. With a 3.5-inch display and a curved design, it should be a pleasure to carry and use for talking, but the HVGA (480x320) resolution isn't going to win many points for you gamers out there.
All in all, it looks like one of the best beginner phones we've ever seen, with decent specs that hopefully will mean a low price point. We've no idea about price or release, other than rumors that say "this month". The page in the Infocenter went live today, so Verizon is getting prepped. When we know more, we'll tell you.
Thanks, ninja!
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