The Samsung Exhibit 4G is an embarrassment of riches at a bargain price. For $99 with contract and $299 without contract, you get a lot of high end features like an 800 x 480 display, a 1GHz Hummingbird CPU and 4G HSPA+. It's like getting the Samsung Galaxy S 4G for half what the Galaxy S 4G sold for at launch. So what's the difference between these two phones? The Exhibit has a smaller 3.5" display vs. the Galaxy S 4G's 4" display, and the Exhibit don't have a super-colorful Super AMOLED display.
The Samsung Exhibit 4G is a medium size Android smartphone that runs Android OS 2.3 Ginberbread with Samsung's UI customizations. It's a responsive phone that's not as fast as today's top of the line dual core 1GHz Android phones, but it's fast enough to handle Adobe Flash and HD video playback. It ships with Qik Video Chat that works with the front-facing camera, T-Mobile TV (streaming TV powered by MobiTV) and Samsung Media Hub for TV and movie rental and purchases. It has the usual WiFi 802.11b/g/partial n, Bluetooth and a GPS as well as a 3 megapixel rear camera. It has WiFi calling and can work as a mobile hotspot.
