Samsung Delve buyers get Missions Impossible trilogy on microSD card

Posted in Samsung by Shane McGlaun on February 24th, 2009

Samsung DelveThe iPhone has spawned a wealth of me too handsets that look very similar to its slick design and offer a very similar feature set. To this point none of the me too devices have managed to come close to matching the success of the iPhone. That hasn’t kept the competitors from trying to bring their own iPhone clone to market though.

One of the more recent iPhone clones to debut is the Samsung Delve. It looks very much like the iPhone and that is likely where the similarities end. To promote the Delve, Samsung Mobile and Paramount Digital Entertainment have teamed up to offer a special movie deal to buyers.

For a limited time buyers can redeem a coupon via mail that will get them one of a limited number of microSD cards that is packed with the full Mission Impossible trilogy. The cards have 2GB of storage and offer three of the best action flicks in recent years. The card is available with the purchase of a Delve handset made between February 20 and April 16 at Alltel Wireless retail stores and authorized dealers via mail while supplies last (naturally).

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