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 Sagem MY S-7
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Rather small and light when compared with other Windows Mobile smartphones, the Sagem myS-7 appears to have good ergonomics going for it: the keypad is comfortable, the short joystick also surprisingly so - yet there is one particularly annoying flaw. Namely, the Home and Back buttons are crammed in between the joystick and send/receive buttons on each side of this, making them difficult to press accurately. This aside, other buttons are distinct and offer good tactile and audible feedback.
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The screen of the myS-7, although crisp, offers a brightness level only just above mediocre, while the SD/MMC Card expansion slot is covered with a thin, rubbery latch which is destined to either break off or vanish into the slot itself after some use - unless it's reinforced with kevlar. Still, the myS-7 rightfully deserves credit for offering SDIO functionality, and it doesn't hurt that it has a decent VGA camera either. Text input speeds were very poor, however, although this is to be expected with some time remaining before its release.
According to a Sagem spokesperson, the myS-7 will be made available around mid-year, and although a company spokesman initially commented the smartphone would sell in the 600 EUR range, the company later confirmed that a fixed price has yet to be set. Also, Sagem emphasized that the company wishes to categorize the myS-7 as a 'mid-range' smartphone.
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