Lenovo Android-powered LePhone Launched In China

on 04/20/2010 00:29 PDT

Do you remember the Android 2.1-powered Lenovo LePhone that we covered a little while back? If you’re living in China, you should be able to get your hands on this interesting phone, as Lenovo has officially announced that it’s launching the phone in China. Aside from its rather cool keyboard accessory, you’ll also notice its 3.7-inch 800 x 480 resolution AMOLED display. Other specifications of the Lenovo LePhone include:

1GHz Snapdragon processor
3-megapixel back-facing camera
Front-facing camera
A-GPS
Wi-Fi
Bluetooth
3.5mm headphone jack

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