Obama-Putin Summit Overshadowed by Release News of America's First and Only Dual Screen Smart Phone

It’s hard to imagine this weeks high-level talks between Presidents Obama and Putin touched on how Western sanctions are impacting global smartphone wars, but maybe they should have because America’s first dual-screen phone – practically overflowing with state-of-the-art features – is now available for pre-order.

The long-awaited, much anticipated Dual Screen Siam 7x is America’s answer to the Russian-made Yota, which has been plagued by frequency issues and shunned for its less than stallar price-to-quality ratio. And, let’s face it, if you live in North America (or South America, Europe or Asia, for that matter), why on Earth would you pay good money for a Russian phone?

The Siam, praised by those with hands-on experience as “the phone of the future”, boasts independent front and back screens (one in striking hi-res color, the other an easy-to-read Black and White Ink display), two sim cards, and a you-have-hear-it-to-believe-it sound system pouring out of two omni-directional studio-standard speakers.

The Dual Screen Siam 7x also features Corning® Gorilla® Glass, water-proof engineering, 16- and 8-MegaPiel cameras, hacker-repellant Earprint Biometrics by Descartes Biometrics, satellite tracking/locating and a Kill switch in case your phone of the future falls into the hands of the larcenous or the simply overly envious.

The GSM Siam 7x is built on Android technology and will be delivered unlocked to provide maximum contract-free compatibility with North American and international carriers.

Log on for all the specs and pre-order now at siamsmartphone.com  The Dual Screen Siam 7x will ship in North America, Europe, and Asia in November.