• GPRS + EDGE + UMTS (3G) + HSDPA + WiFi data connectivity
• 3.0″ touchscreen with 240 x 400 pixels, 65k colours
• 3 megapixel camera
• TouchWiz 2.0
• 107 x 52 x 13mm
• 103 grams
• Bluetooth 2.0
• 250MB of internal memory, expandable with MicroSD to 32GB
• GPS
• FM radio
• OS: Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional

We have to admit there’s nothing much in this list to impress, but then that’s not at all what Samsung are planning with the Samsung Omnia Lite. The whole point, in fact, has been to trim down the somewhat bulky Omnia model and produce something that’s more pocket friendly – both in terms of size and price. So while the Lite isn’t going to be downloading quite as fast as its chunkier cousins, it’s still going to be more than enough for an average user. The same goes for the camera, the screen itself and pretty much everything else – nothing is of the highest quality, but you certainly won’t feel let down by what’s in the package.

And luckily there’s a few things that are pretty special. The new version of Samsung’s own TouchWiz interface looks absolutely fantastic. It’s a real pleasure to use something that’s been specifically designed for touchscreen interaction, rather than a UI that feels like it’s been shoddily translated from non-touchscreen use. Add to that some nifty little features designed to make the most of the GPS and the Samsung Omnia Lite B7300 that might just be the right fit for your pocket. Check out a Samsung Omnia Lite review here for the full lowdown.

• Windows Mobile 6.5
• integration with Microsoft Exchange
• 3.5″ 480 x 800 pixel display 16m colours WVGA resolution
• 113 x 58 x 16mm
• slide-out QWERTY keyboard
• 5 megapixel camera
• 3.5G support
• WiFi
• GPS
• Bluetooth
• 800 MHz processor
• DLNA support
• TV-out connection
• FM radio
• microSDHC card slot (up to 32GB supported) and 1GB of onboard storage.
• The battery tipped as a 1,500mAh pack

Pretty impressive, you might agree. And packing an AMOLED screen (ultra-bright, while being ultra-low in power consumption) we think this could be a cracker of a phone for those who need plenty of finger space for all their daily tapping, scrolling and surfing. Could be, that is, if the Samsung Omnia Pro B7610 was due out anytime soon. However, with the Samsung Omnia Pro B7610 currently scheduled for an October unveiling, we wouldn’t be surprised if this list was not quite so impressive come then. Check out a full Samsung Omnia Pro review here, or have a peek at the video below for an early hint at what’s to come. The video doesn’t show the video-playback capabilities unfortunately, but it does give a bit of a hint at what you can expect from that screen. Look at the size of it!