Details of three new Samsung phones have been leaked. The three phones include two smartphones (the Samsung Louve and Samsung Pivot) and a “tough phone” (the Samsung B2100), and will apparently be shown off at the Mobile World Congress event in Barcelona next month.

More details after the jump.

Samsung Louve

The Samsung Louve (currently just a code name) is based on Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional, and will be fairly basic in terms of features. Apparently it’ll look like a TyTN II, but with only a 3.2 megapixel camera and not much else to go on, it doesn’t sound too exciting.

Samsung Pivot (Code Name)

The Samsung Pivot (also a code name) looks more exciting, as it’s based on Windows Mobile 6.5, and comes with a plethora of features, including 5 megapixel camera, LED flash, aGPS, Wi-Fi, and a QWERTY keyboard.

Nothing hugely amazing, but a nice set of features nonetheless. The user interface and price will determine the success of this smartphone, but with its use of Windows Mobile, I’m not exactly holding my breath for anthing impressive!

Samsung B2100

The Samsung B2100 is set to be a “tough phone” – i.e., one that can withstand more than being dropped on the floor a few times.

Although it’s always nice to get a peek inot the specs of the altest upcoming phones, none of these seemm particularly exciting. It all depends on the user interface and overall user experience, though – if you were to see just the features of the iPhone, for example, you wouldn’t give it a second look.

Assuch, I’ll wait until we see these phones in the flesh at the MWC before passing my expert judgment over them ;)

[Source: Expansys, via ElectricPig]