This is certainly a weird looking Android device, but once you take a 2nd look at it, you’ll notice that the Motorola HS1001 is really a cordless home phone that has been updated to support Google’s Android, making it one of the first Android-powered home phones. The HS1001 sports dual Wi-Fi technology, allowing it to connect to its own base station, as well as the home Wi-Fi network. Motorola is looking to launch the phone in the UK first, followed by a US launch in Q2 2010. This phone should be going for $149. Specifications include:
- DSPG Arm9 240 MHz processor
- 2.8 inch resistive touch screen (QVGA)
- 256 MB flah ROM / 128 MB RAM
- MicroSD expansion slot
- Powered by stock Android 1.6 (no Motoblur)
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