Harris introduces the BlackJack, a highly customizable USB thumb drive designed to aid cyber missions for U.S. Government needs, which conducts targeted searches by probing digital assets for critical data. It …

Samsung’s BlackJack II is a PDA Phone running Windows Mobile 6 OS. The phone is not only available in Black, it is now in Blue and Pink. Like the original BlackJack II, the the Pink and …

It looks like AT&T is going to release the Samsung i788 smartphone that may be named as the BlackJack III to replace the BlackJack I and II. The  i788 BlackJack III will feature a touchscreen, supports HSDPA, GPS and WiFi connectivity, QWERTY keyboard and …

AT&T is going to offer the new Samsung i617 BlackJack II PDA phone, which is the successor of the i600 BlackJack. AT&T BlackJack II / Samsung i617 is a 3G PDA phone with HSDPA support and it  …

PDAGold gives us a video preview on the Samsung SGH-i600 (aka BlackJack or SGH-i607). The Samsung SGH-i600 is powered by Texas Instruments OMAP 1710 220 MHz processor and runs Window Mobile 5.0 OS and it has a 2.3-inch QVGA LCD, a 1.3Megapixel camera, camcorder, MP3 Player, file viewer, and Bluetooth.

The SGH-i600 supports also HSDPA which offers high-speed voice/data transmission at the speed of 1.8Mbps.
Video after the jump.

Few days ago, i have mentioned Samsung’s BlackJack HSDPA phone for Cingular. Here is a video preview of the new phone. The new phone features a 2.3-inch TFT display, 1.3-megapixel camera, TI OMAP 1710 processor, 128MB ROM, 64MB RAM, Bluetooth, and a microSD card slot.
As the second smart phone to tap into Cingular’s HSDPA network, the BlackJack offered fast data rates when we were within 3G range. Most Web pages began to load within 15 seconds. In other areas, you’ll get slower EDGE data, which is fine for downloading e-mail and Web sites optimized for mobile phones (like Cingular’s own MediaNet), but not for traditional HTML sites.
Video after the jump.

Samsung’s 11.8mm HSDPA Smartphone ‘BlackJack’(aka SGH-i607) hits the US market through Cingular, which offers high-speed voice/data transmission at the speed of 1.8Mbps, about 5-times faster than existing WCDMA mobile phones, and it also provides multimedia service including video clips and music files.

The ‘BlackJack’ features Window Mobile 5.0, a 2.3-inch QVGA LCD, a 1.3Megapixel camera, camcorder, MP3 Player, file viewer, and Bluetooth.