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They have a full review of the handset, which is free (after rebates) for new subscribers.
MobileTechNews - Sprint’s Power Vision MM-A920 by Samsung

MTN has been checking out the EV-DO Sprint Power Vision Phone, Samsung’s A920 that Sprint launched late last year along with the MM-A900, also by Samsung.

To begin with, the A920 is a snappy looking handset. It has a good ergonomic fit and weighs in at 3.88 ounces. Samsung has packed a lot of functionality into this sweet little phone. The main display size is 176 x 220 Pixels, 262K TFT Color while the external display size is 128 x 96 Pixels, 65K STN Color. The internal screen’s size needs some getting used to if you generally watch TV and DVD’s on your home theater system However, watching TV in the palm of your hand does have some appeal especially if you’re riding in a car with not much else to do. The video and audio capabilities are more for info and entertainment away from your home or office anyway. On a recent road trip, I frequently checked out news headlines along with some various news clips that grabbed my attention. I liked that EV-DO kept me connected easily and quickly to all the news and information I wanted as well as emails–including photo and video emails.

FCC smiles upon Samsung SGH-D900, world’s thinnest slider - Engadget

If the true measure of a company was the thickness of its products, Samsung would have a lock on the title. Besides the “world’s thinnest phone” — the SGH-X820 that you can virtually hide by turning it on its side — our South Korean friends are rocking the “world’s thinnest slider” as well in the SGH-D900.