A Chinese website has outed the specifications of Samsung’s latest Windows Mobile creation, the i900. That is not all that they revealed, as they also scored some live pictures of the device. The i900 is an interesting move for Samsung, as it abandons a traditional keyboard, for a all touch interface. Call me crazy, but I think I am starting to see a trend.

Samsung may be dropping the keyboard on the device, but that is about all that they are dropping. The i900 is absolutely packed with features, and you better believe that they do not disappoint. The i900 has a 5 megapixel camera, WiFi, and the whole package is powered by Windows Mobile 6.1. It also packs HSDPA, FM radio, GPS, TV out, and is 13mm to boot.

It does not appear from the pictures that the device will have a customized user interface on top of Windows Mobile. It would have been nice to see a ported version of Croix make it to the device, but considering the features this thing has I am going to let that slide. It is not known when the i900 will be available, or if it will make it to the states. Here is to hoping though.

[Via Unwired View]