The USP (unique selling point) of this phone is its built-in with an infrared camera, which you can use to conduct video conference calls in low-light environments. The slider also comes integrated with a usual, rear-facing 3-mp camera and is featured with a 2.8-inch AMOLED display with 240×400 resolution. The phone also boasts of an 8GB of internal memory and a microSD memory card slot for integrating more storage space than ever.

Koreans can also enjoy watching experience of S-DMB TV programming at their home market, as it also boasts of giving support to around 7.2Mbps on 3G networks.

Bluetooth adds to the familiar attributes of the distinctive Samsung phone. The SCH-W760 will be sold with the estimated price of around $457 in Korean market. No word if Samsung has plans to bring a version of this phone to other markets

It is like neighbors envy and company’s pride. Anyways, following the leads of Samsung’s Pixon, a 12-megapixel camera phone, Nokia has also decided to roll out a 12 megapixel phone, reports Slashgear.

According to the grapevine, Nokia’s 12-megapixel camera phone will be included with an optical zoom instead of the traditional digital zoom. Besides, it is Carl Zeiss, which will provide lens for the camera. Further specs of the phone are still behind the curtain, it is yet to be revealed.

The optical zoom built-in by Nokia will surely and soundly provide the phone an extra benefit. But, Nokia still has not given any word as to this.

The phone is expected to be named as Nokia N98. Plus, it is slated to be showcased in Mobile World Congress in February 2010. With the launch of this phone, there will be a lot of competition for certain well-known high-end camera phones.

There is still a mystery as to the pricing details of the phone, but it is certain cost you a fortune.