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December 23, 2005

LG 880

After the success of Motorola's Razr V3, every new skinny handset is being compared to the steamy must have phone (hipsters). The new LG. 880 is no exception, even though the handset looks a mile away from the razr, it is touted as razr-like ... whatever that means.

Measuring 99x49x18mm and weighing 99g, the LG 880 appears to be thinnest 3G handset introduced so far writes Phone Arena. The tri-band GSM clamshell-designed device is also the first cellphone from LG to be equipped with an integrated antenna. The main features of the LG 880, which comes in Black, Sliver and the it color of the season (Pink), are as follows.

262k color display, Bluetooth, 1.3 megapixel camera with video capture, two-way video calling, real time video sharing applications, 80MB expandable memory, USB port






Samsung WiBro Phone SPH-H1000


Samsung's featured packed WiBro Phone SPH-H1000 equipped with QWERTY keyboard made a big splash at the 2nd International ComBCon(Communication and Broadcasting Convergence Exhibition & Conference), actually I don't know what kind of splash it made, but I imagine, since it could be mistaken for a new iPod from far, people couldn't get enough of it.

With convenient QWERTY keyboard and network connectivity of WiBro, the SPH-H1000 is touted as a useful device for businessmen who need to move from place to place.

2.2-inch 260,000 colors QVGA TFT LCD helps to watch S-DMB service. You can watch video-clip, photos, and webpage with TV-out function. This model can be used as VoIP phone.

Seen at pannews






December 13, 2005

N701i ECO

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Nec, Japan has announced the N701i ECO, a new environmentally friendly phone. he phone plastic body is made from plant raw materials consist of starch and sugars of corn and potatoes. At the end the mobile phone will become water and carbon dioxide after disposed.

via . Image






December 10, 2005

The Motorola PEBL on T-Mobile 'Soon'

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T-mobile has launched a coming soon page for the Motorola PEBL. The Motorola PEBL is as curvaceous as its cousin the RAZR is sharp, but they share lots of advanced features: iconic design, a digital camera with 4x digital zoom, video capture and playback, Bluetooth® wireless technology, quad band international connectivity, and more. Use t-zones to customize your PEBL with HiFi Ringers® (short clips of actual songs) and MegaTones®, download games, or keep in touch using AIM®, ICQ®, and Yahoo!® instant messaging -- the stylish PEBL looks great whatever you're up to.

via Engadget






December 5, 2005

Siemens SLV140

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Siemens has announced the Siemens SLV140, a new ultra thin cellphone.

GSM tri-band / UMTS
2 Megapixel camera
2.2-inch display (320x240)
Video conference/recording
Micro SD extension

Seen at Slashphone
. Image Ugizmo







Motorola ROKR E2 iTunes handset

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At a presentation event last month, Motorola revealed brief details & a photo of the ROKR E2 (pictured). The capsule shape phone was shown in black, featuring a dedicated iTunes music key and track-ball-like navigational pad. Unlike the ROKR E1, which is was based on a candy-bar form-factor, the ROKR E2 appears to sport Motorola's PEBL industrial design writes AppleInsider

The ROKR E2 will feature a Bluetooth stereo headset and "rapid USB2-enabled downloads." The handset is also expected to feature a "richer mobile music experience" and support for UMTS -- a 3G mobile system news and information provider.

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