Samsung Link comes to the market with a full QWERTY keyboard, while also sporting a 2.2-inch LCD screen, as well as a 1.3-megapixel photo snapper, and a microSD memory card that offers support for up to 16GB of additional storage space.

Bell Mobility has just announced that they will release the Samsung Link, yet another QWERTY-laden smartphone that will be going for $19.95 with a 3-year agreement (!), but if you don't want to commit yourself for such a long time, there is always the option to pick it up for $219.95 without any contract whatsoever. Bell Mobility has also thrown in a special offer, where the first 10,000 buyers will be able to personalize their new handset “with free decals designed specifically for the Link.” What do you get inside this smartphone? Nothing ground-breaking, but it is functional enough, with A-GPS, Bluetooth connectivity, MP3 playback, a 1.3-megapixel camera, a microSDHC memory card slot and 30MB of internal memory. We're bummed the web browser can't take advantage of Wi-Fi connectivity though.

According to the news, the wireless carrier plans on delivering a special offer to its customers, the same as it did with the previously launched Samsung Vice. Thus, the first 10,000 customers are reported to receive a free decal from Decal Girl. The Samsung Link should become available with the operator in two color versions, black and white.