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Samsung develops phone with built in TV

Richard Barry ZDNet.co.uk

Published: 01 Dec 1999 16:29 GMT

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Electronics giant Samsung has developed a mobile phone with built in TV, the company announced Wednesday.

The SCH-M220, expected to hit the US sometime next year, uses a monochrome TFT LCD screen and a built in tuner to receive TV signals. If an incoming call is detected, the phone simply switches modes. TV can be watched for up to 200 minutes, according to Samsung.

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