Samsung Mobile USA has recently posted on its Web site some info on the handsets that it plans to bring along at the CTIA Wireless 2009 show in Las Vegas, set to open its gates as soon as tomorrow. Among the devices that can be spotted on the company's site under the tag CTIA 2009 we can count the Samsung Propel Pro, the Samsung Impression and the Samsung Magnet, all of which have been announced recently to be heading towards AT&T's offering in the near future.

Samsung Propel Pro, the successor of the company's Propel mobile phone, can be seen as a silver and chrome compact slider smartphone that includes a full-QWERTY keyboard and runs under the Windows Mobile 6.1 operating system. The device is able to offer users the possibility of running full enterprise applications on the platform, while also offering them the option to text and send photos. This full-feature smartphone with WiFi capabilities is meant to be able to fulfill the needs of any business user or consumer.

The Samsung Impression has been said before to be the first commercially available AMOLED mobile phone in the United States. The device can offer users one of the brightest and clearest screens that can be spotted on the market in the country. In addition, it also comes with a keyboard underneath and with a slim, metallic blue design, proving to be an “all touch screen on the outside, all buttons on the inside” quick-messaging phone. It comes with a 3.0-megapixel photo snapper with video recording capabilities, as well as with full browser to be enjoyed on the 3.2-inch screen.

The third mobile phone that the company seems ready to bring along at CTIA 2009 is the Samsung Magnet, which comes in an incredibly slim form factor, while sporting an orange-with-black color scheme. The candybar is mainly targeted at teens who are looking to get their hands on a rather affordable quick-messaging phone. The mobile phone also sports a WAP browser and comes with an integrated photo snapper.