Samsung L258, glofiish M800 and Motorola U9 pics
The slim and compact SAMSUNG Anycall L258 comes in a metallic-silver and black exterior, giving the phone an added sense of sophistication and glamour. With its touch screen and handwriting recognition capabilities, users will be able to enjoy the fun of writing and sharing Chinese messages; they can also select a range of tools by using the track ball navi-key control
The L258 is equipped with a 2.3” QVGA TFT touch screen color display, 2.0 Mega-pixel camera, music player, FM radio and Bluetooth V2.0/ A2DP to deliver excellent imaging performance and multimedia experiences. This model supports an expandable microSD memory slot (up to 2GB) for quality photos and music.
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The Glofiish M800 features a sliding QWERTY keyboard, 3.5G and Wi-Fi connectivity as well as a VGA display. The Windows Mobile 6 platform device comes with built-in features including a mobile office suite for productivity, search, and support for push email, according to the company.
Compared to handsets from competing vendors, few, if any, can equal the complete feature list of the M800, according to E-Ten. While there are some models on the market that feature 3.5G and a sliding keyboard design similar to the M800, these products only have a QVGA display, one-quarter the resolution of the M800's VGA (640x480) screen, noted the company.
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“MOTO U9 combines the surprising with the familiar, the latest in premium design and inventive controls with the next popular spin on Motorola's classic clamshell design to deliver the most stylish and dynamic mobile music experience,” said Rob Shaddock, senior vice president of Feature and Mass Market Phones, Mobile Devices, Motorola. “MOTO U9 embodies the stylish side of Motorola’s music-enabled devices, further building on our strong portfolio of products for a diverse global audience.”
Seamless, small and light weight, the curvaceous U9 has been designed to fit perfectly in the pocket or hand. Its metallic gloss finish comes to life with animated screen savers that appear to “float” across the borderless external display. The external display is not just for show, however, as touch sensitive, digital keys let users control their music player from the outside.
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The L258 is equipped with a 2.3” QVGA TFT touch screen color display, 2.0 Mega-pixel camera, music player, FM radio and Bluetooth V2.0/ A2DP to deliver excellent imaging performance and multimedia experiences. This model supports an expandable microSD memory slot (up to 2GB) for quality photos and music.
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The Glofiish M800 features a sliding QWERTY keyboard, 3.5G and Wi-Fi connectivity as well as a VGA display. The Windows Mobile 6 platform device comes with built-in features including a mobile office suite for productivity, search, and support for push email, according to the company.
Compared to handsets from competing vendors, few, if any, can equal the complete feature list of the M800, according to E-Ten. While there are some models on the market that feature 3.5G and a sliding keyboard design similar to the M800, these products only have a QVGA display, one-quarter the resolution of the M800's VGA (640x480) screen, noted the company.
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“MOTO U9 combines the surprising with the familiar, the latest in premium design and inventive controls with the next popular spin on Motorola's classic clamshell design to deliver the most stylish and dynamic mobile music experience,” said Rob Shaddock, senior vice president of Feature and Mass Market Phones, Mobile Devices, Motorola. “MOTO U9 embodies the stylish side of Motorola’s music-enabled devices, further building on our strong portfolio of products for a diverse global audience.”
Seamless, small and light weight, the curvaceous U9 has been designed to fit perfectly in the pocket or hand. Its metallic gloss finish comes to life with animated screen savers that appear to “float” across the borderless external display. The external display is not just for show, however, as touch sensitive, digital keys let users control their music player from the outside.
Click for pics
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