The first Chinese QWERTY mobile phone
This is the first Chinese phone with a full QWERTY keyboard. I didn't think they would make one since the Chinese would rather use a touchscreen with handwriting recognition (Chinese is easier to write). The phone doesn't look half bad and it doesn't rip off anyone except Microsoft. It has Windows wannabe OS. Here are the specs:
- full QWERTY keyboard
- 3.4 inch 260k QVGA touchscreen
- stereo speakers with good bass
- dual 1.3 mega pixel camera (one in the front and one in the back)
- microSD support
- stereo bluetooth
- measures 130x66x15.5 mm
- weighs 152 grams
The phone is thin but has a big surface area (to accommodate to huge screen and keyboard) and is quite heavy. The black/silver combo works good and I like those flower patterns engraved in the back on the battery cover (reminds me of Sony Ericsson's W660 red version with flower patterns). I like this along with the GPS phone.
- full QWERTY keyboard
- 3.4 inch 260k QVGA touchscreen
- stereo speakers with good bass
- dual 1.3 mega pixel camera (one in the front and one in the back)
- microSD support
- stereo bluetooth
- measures 130x66x15.5 mm
- weighs 152 grams
The phone is thin but has a big surface area (to accommodate to huge screen and keyboard) and is quite heavy. The black/silver combo works good and I like those flower patterns engraved in the back on the battery cover (reminds me of Sony Ericsson's W660 red version with flower patterns). I like this along with the GPS phone.
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