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BenQ E72 smartphone presented
Posted on Jun 7, 07 07:32 PM PDT
BenQ has just lifted the curtain off the E72 smartphone at Computex 2007, and what you get is a candybar handset that runs on Windows Mobile 6.0 Standard, powered by a TI OMAP 1030 260Mhz processor and is ably aided by 128MB ROM and 64MB RAM. This quad-band GSM handset does not come with 3G capability though, but it does feature Bluetooth 2.0 and WiFi connectivity - the very least smartphones should have these days. Other features include a 2" QVGA TFT LCD, a 2 megapixel camera, a microSD memory card slot, and voice recording capabilities. The design looks rather bland IMHO, and it looks like a surefire fingerprint magnet. Would you get this if it was released Stateside?
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By Ramon , 02/07/08 5:58 PM (CommentID #759825)
I believe in South America this phone is the Kyocera SOLO e4000. Not a clue as to how it works. Thinking of buying it though...
By enrique , 18/03/08 10:54 AM (CommentID #566196)
¿dondé puedo conseguir este telefono??????????
By Rodolfo , 20/12/07 11:20 AM (CommentID #399540)
Is this goin to be available in South America?
By Oakes , 19/10/07 9:43 PM (CommentID #339763)
Yes by far the smallest windows wi-fi out there
By Oakes , 19/10/07 9:43 PM (CommentID #339762)
Yes by far the smallest windows wi-fi out there
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