Samsung have released the Samsung A707 mobile music phone through Cingular in the States. For US readers fed up with seeing stunning Korean mobile phones staying in Korea, Samsung's decision should bring to joy to the technologically frustrated!

OK, it's not got a 10 megapixel camera or mobile TV with PVR features, but it does come with HSDPA for super-speedy downloads of tunes of your choice.

More details and pictures of the Samsung SGH-A707 mobile music phone after the jump.

Samsung A707 mobile music phone

The Samsung A707 uses the Windows Media Digital Rights Management (WMDRM), which is the DRM technology used by music download sites such as Yahoo and Napster.

Cingular will also be rolling out their own WMDRM service, meaning you can download your WMDRM-encrypted tunes directly to your phone over HSDPA, or copy them from your PC.

While useful for music corporates, users who prefer choice with their music will be relieved to know the SGH-A707 can also play MP3, WMA, AAC+ and RealAudio files. The A707 also features a 2 megapixel camera, Bluetooth, camcorder, USB 2.0, and is only 17.5mm thin.

So, not the most amazing Korean phone, but for US readers desperate for a bit of hi-tech with their phones, the Samsung A707 might come as a bit of a relief! Now if only Samsung would release its 10 megapixeller leviathans the world over!

[Source: Akihabara News, Aving.net]