LaptopMag has published a review of the Samsung Wafer mobile phone here on their website. The Wafer is currently available to Alltel subscribers and yes – this phone is nearly wafer thin. Specs on the Wafer include:

• A thickness of 0.31 inches.. can you even call that thickness?
• CDMA and EVDO support
• Bluetooth wireless technology
• microSD slot
• Integrated music player
• 1.3 megapixel digital camera with 8x digital zoom and LED flash
• Video recording
• Support for Axcess TV
• XM Radio Mobile
• Push to talk capabilities
• 45 MB of user memory
• Measures 4.45 x 1.97 x 0.33 inches
• Internal display has a resolution of 176 x 220 with 262K colors
• External display has a resolution of 176 x 65 with 65K colors
• 3.6 hour talk time and 373 hour standby time
• Supports SMS, EMS, and MMS
• Predictive text
• Calendar, Scheduler, To-Do list, Clock, Alarm, Memo book, Calculator, Stop Watch, and countdown timer
• Speakerphone, voice recognition, video caller ID

Yes – it’s a super thin phone but how does it fare in the review?

At just $50 after rebate, the Wafer is a quality budget phone for users who live, work, and play inside Alltel’s coverage area, especially if you need to have the thinnest cell phone in town. If you live on a coast or in a large city, though, you’d be better off going with the slightly chunkier Motorola RAZR V3xx from AT&T.

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