With an internal display you can also internalize power, control and storage, and optical qualities are adjustable on the fly (though they shouldn't need to be changed much after an initial calibration).
Samsung's W570 clamshell packs both an internal display and an external touchscreen.
The 6555 has an internal display with 240×320 resolution and a 6x zoom camera.
It has a 360×440 internal display and a 240×320 internal display and a standby time rated at 10 days although I saw about three days of heavy email use.
The 2-inch QVGA external display is nice and bright with contextual touch interaction with an internal display topping out at 2.2-inches.
Aside from the beautiful candy red coloring, the phone has a 64k LCD internal display, a greyscale exterior display, IM, and supports SMS messaging.
For those that need a reminder, the 9670 will run BlackBerry OS6, with a 360×400 internal display, and a 240×320 external display.
Features include S60, a 3.2-megapixel camera, HSDPA, quad-band GSM, WiFi, an 800×352 internal display and a 240×320 external both with 16 million colors, and more.
The attractive new smartphone includes an optical trackpad for fluid navigation and boasts two large displays, an external screen for quickly viewing notifications and messages, and a high-resolution internal display that makes Web browsing or watching videos a pleasure.
The 7510 (pictured above) will be a quad-band/GSM clam shell coming in at 124 grams, with a QVGA internal display, monochrome external display, 2 megapixel non-AF camera with 15 FPS video recording, FM Radio, and 27 megs of internal memory with MicroSD support– certainly not Nokia's beefiest handset.
