After the successful launch of Nori in the South Korean market, Samsung is now ready to hit the selves of Korean market with its another brand-new handset, christened as, SHW-A250.

Similar to the Corby in look, the SHW-A250 is an attempt by Samsung to carve out the features in more detail that remained hidden in the Corby.

The Korean Market seems to be a favorite place for most of the companies. Earlier there have seen a lot of tech-giants that rolled out their products first to the Korean market and then to the other market.

Well, if we talk about Samsung’s new SHW-A250 for Korean markets, then it is revealed that the device has got a lot of boasts of. The SHW-A250 features a full touchscreen 2.8-inch display and 2-mp camera. With its 2.8-inch display, it offers support for a resolution of around 320 x 240 pixels.

In addition to the internal memory, the phone also boasts of a micro-SD slot that touts to additionally expand memory for 16GB. The SHW-A250 also packs in utilities such as subway maps, T-DMB and SOS. You can store as many as 5000 contacts in the phone that is quite imposing. Rumors reveal that the SHW-A250 will have a media player when it comes into its final form, but nothing certainly can be said at this moment. The Bluetooth takes care of the connectivity and makes transfer and sharing of data extremely easy.

An interesting and useful feature of the handset is T-DMB that allows you to watch your favorite TV shows while you are moving. The pre-loaded mobile banking apps will also prove to be of high use. Now, you will be spared of standing in queues in banks and near ATM machines.

The SHW-A250 is reported to be made available on the waves of two carriers – KT and SKT. The KT Subscribers will be provided with option to select the phone from a range of colors such as Pink, White, Black and Brown, whereas users of SKT version of SHW-A250 will have their choices restricted to White and Black.

The price of the device has been tagged as 500,000 won that comes around $423.