Though it seems smaller than a BlackJack, thanks to its hidden keys, it still features a touch screen and Wi-Fi radio, advanced features even the new BlackJack II lacks.

Infosync Reviewed Samsung SGH-i760 and gave out “it’s an interesting form factor, and we’re glad that Samsung didn’t skimp on powerful features that make this a full-fledged smartphone, like the touch-screen and Wi-Fi. Still, we’ve seen QWERTY sliders before, even if they are a rarity from the Korean manufacturer. We’ll reserve judgment until we’ve had more quality time with the device, but our instinct tells us that the breakaway device for the Windows Mobile smartphone crowd will be something more unique than a QWERTY slider with 12 extra keys on the front.”
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