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The phone possesses HSDPA at 3.6mbps, as well as EDGE and GPRS, but no HSCSD. At this point in time most phones need to have HSDPA, and the i450 is a phone that needs to be future-proof in order to be attractive. Video calls and fast internet are therefore very important.

There is Bluetooth v2.0 but no Infrared. I don't need to discuss anything about Bluetooth as it's a requirement in all phones today, and Infrared would just occupy unnecessary space as it's becoming useless. The Samsung port, featured on the above image, allows USB v2.0 connections, instead of including a miniUSB or microUSB port.

Printing is possible via PictBridge and DPOF. It's not really a new printing format, but it's a new concept for mobile phones. DPOF stands for Digital Print Order format, and you have to select pictures you want to print, and the settings, such as format, colour, etc. The settings are saved on the  memory card, and you insert the memory card in a compatible printer. The printer recognizes the “order” and executes your command. This is useful in photo shops, when you are in holiday and don't have your printer any where nearby. [Source: Panasonic via Wikipedia]

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