The Sony P1 features a .32 megapixel camera with business card scanner. The phone is featured with a 2.6-inch touchscreen with a transflective display, which makes easy to view in bright light colors. The P1 has a dual function keyboard, full alpha-numeric (QWERTY) keyboard combines with one hand phone usability. It also comes with Push email solution, which supports for Exchange ActiveSync and BlackBerry Connect platform.
The stylish S500 is only 14 mm thick 2.5G slider phone. The phone comes with SM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900 connectivity. The S500 is featured with a 2-megapixel camera and has an expandable Memory Stick slot. It is available in green and kinda golden.
The T250 has VGA resolution camera and comes with two versions. One of them offers GSM/GPRS 900/1800 connectivity, while the other version offers GSM/GPRS 850/1900. It comes in black and silver color.
The T650 is a 3G phone, which is featured with a 3.2-megapixel camera
with auto focus. The phone has a dual mode unit with UMTS 2100 GSM/GPRS
900/1800/1900 connectivity. The phone features a 1.9-inch,
mineral glass scratch-proof screen that wides the viewing angle of the
screen up to 170 ndegrees. It comes in blue and green color.
We must thanks Pantech for delivering some stylish and innovative handsets in its Sky line-up. The new IM-R200 is no exception to this with its inimitable LCD keypad. The slider phone comes featuring dual LCD screens, with a 2-inch QVGA LCD main screen and a 1.6-inch secondary OLED LCD screen.
Interestingly, the secondary screen is in the place where you usually find a keypad. This LCD screen works as a keypad, a song list, or camera controls with respect to the way you use it. Other salient specs include a 2-megapixel camera and a VGA camera with sport for face recognition like the predecessor IM-R100.
The oFone features three wings around the central circular screen. One of the wings features a fully customizable keypad, one has a QWERTY keyboard, and the last one features media playback controls. It’s all impressive and cool. I would love to talk more about it the day they really start shipping this funky handset
I am sure you are going to be in loved with a phone of this kind. This considerable big phone carry enough features under its cool hood. It has a 3.5 inch QVGA 260k color touchscreen, transparent protective lid, Bluetooth stereo, 2 mega pixel camera. And all this has been packed into very impressive dimensions of 119×64x16.5 mm. The phone has a support for microSD cards and comes with 2000 mAh battery. The most amazing feature you will discover is a 7.1 speaker system with excellent treble and bass output and Windows operating system. What else do you need?
The very first thing you will love to know about the Gigabyte’s new PDA phone i300 is that it will be released in China first (like usually). Announced a way back in October last year, the i300 runs on Windows Mobile 6.0 and is powered by a 520MHz PXA270 processor with 256MB of RAM. The company hasn’t commented yet on the price tag.
The fancy , thin and fashion Blackberry Curve offers RIM’s QWERT keyboard functionalities and entire features of a smartphone plus a touch of glamour. The Curve is set to appeal to both business users and consumers. It boasts:
• 2-megapixel camera with 5x digital zoom
• A2DP Bluetooth audio profile
• Media player backed by Desktop Multimedia Suite
• Updated version of RIM’s BlackBerry Maps application
• Overhauled desktop media manager
• USB, microSD storage
• Trackball navigation and integrated multimedia options
LG has taken wraps off its tiny concept clamshell that has taken a different approach in the designing of the future phones. The concept clamshell reveals two touchscreens as you unfold it. It won’t feature any real keypad but will have a virtual keypad as seen found on the LG’s Prada phone. The dynamic icons will move around at the tap. The phone will offer support for games.
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Name : Carol Heastings
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