Attack of the show to review the captivate!!

OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG!!! Oh and did i forget OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


i LOVE that show watch it every day Olivia Munn is SOOO hot lol ill make sure to try and watch that one or at least record it

Wow glad someone liked the info. 

Olivia is beautiful, She hasnt been on in a couple of months though, I think shes doing a movie or some other project. Very attractive hostess's on there to fill in though Like carrie keagan.

They reviewed the samsung Vibrant and gave it excellent reviews. I cant see the Captivate doing any less than that, but well see. (they love and praise apple on there)

http://g4tv.com/videos/48788/-Samsung-Captivate-Smartphone-Review/


Samsung Captivate Smartphone Review
by: Moye Ishimoto on 9.20.2010 at 11:00 am
With a 4" Super AMOLED touch screen, a 5 megapixel camera and 16 GB of storage, the Samsung Captivate offers the ultimate smartphone experience. Kevin Pereira and Chris Hardwick review the phone that runs on Android 2.1, offers thousands of apps and more, which retails for $60 with a contract.

What You Need To Know

This is one of the sleekest smartphones on the market right now.
It's amazingly thin at only 2/100th of an inch thicker than the iPhone 4.
It feels really light at only 4.5 ounces.
The 4" Super AMOLED screen looks spectacular.
It isn't the brightest screen we've seen but it's definitely got the best contrast ratio of anything we've used.
The Captivate is a member of the Samsung Galaxy-S family, which means it has the same user interface as the Samsung Vibrant.
The touch screen is very responsive and the haptic feedback is enough to make it useful and not annoying.
Scrolling isn't as fluid as we'd like.
Samsung's widgets are useful, like the social network feeds and contact shortcuts, and the skin they've put on Android is nice.
It's also extremely fast in launching applications or performing tasks, when compared to other smartphones. It feels even faster than the Samsung Vibrant.
Although it's only using Android 2.1, Samsung plans to upgrade all the Galaxy S phones to 2.2, hopefully by the end of September.
All the features work as well as the Vibrant, but they share the same problems, too.
The 5 megapixel camera is only okay and there's no flash.
You can record HD video.
The browser is slick, and pinch-and-zoom support.
Flash support will come with Android 2.2
You can also stream media from your phone to a TV or computer using DLNA.
It comes with 15 GB of storage (supports up to 48GB)
Price

$60 with a contract.
Rating

5 Seals of Approval out of 5. (How do we rate gadgets?)
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I was expecting a 4/5 by reading but i usually get it correct when i watch the show about all of the devices they review

im trying to find out where they are getting the $60 bc on att website its still $200 and i would be pretty pissed if after i got it the phone came down in price

well chris doesnt even know what he is talking about he is just the host its teh people who actually reviewed the phone that made the mistake and chris just noticed it