Samsung A877: Samsung Impression SGH-A877 Specifications
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Samsung Impression SGH-A877 Technical Specifications:
AT&T's Samsung Impression SGH-A877 Mobile Phone
• Manufacturer: Samsung Electronics
• Screen: 240 x 400, 3.2″ Display; 256K-color TFT touchscreen
• Camera: 3.15 megapixels optical zoom
• CPU: ARM9 115 MHz
• Default Ringtone: Polyphonic, MP3
• Memory: 190 MB Internal, microSD (TransFlash) external memory card slot
• Networks: GSM (850 – 900 – 1800 – 1900
• EDGE / HSDPA
• Connectivity: USB and Bluetooth V 2.0
• Battery: 1000mAh Li-Ion
• Physical Size: 144 x 58 x 15mm
• Weight: 150g
• Form Factor: Slider
• Media: MP3 MID AAC+ eAAC+ WMA
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I have a samsung a877 impression, and the screen goes blank every time I try to slide the phone and use the keyboard. I just bought the phone a day ago. And there must be some kind of factory recall on this item.
@Will, I had this problem too, except it kept getting worse until I would be lucky if either screen showed any sign of life. I’ve looked for a factory recall, but didn’t find anything, so I ended up spending three hours on the phone trying to convince AT&T of how terrible the Impression was, (I was fed up with it’s glitchy software and chintzy hardware), in an attempt to get them to give me a different phone. Alas, they refused, and I’m still stuck with this god awful excuse for a cellular device.
If you imply that the phone has been inaccessible for a long period of time however, and ask for them to compensate you for your inconvenience, they will give you some credit towards your wireless bill. I ended up getting $110 out of them.
Anyway, good luck. Hope this helps.