Posts tagged as:
Pantech has launched its first HSDPA phone in the Korean market. Known as the SKY IM-U210/U210K, the phone is targeted towards 3G users with its super fast 7.2Mbps download speeds. The chrome plated phone also offers T-DMB so you can watch digital TV the phone. Other features include global roaming thanks to WCDMA, electronic dictionary, 2MP shooter, text viewer and multitasking functionality. The Sky IM-U210 HSDPA will be available in Korea for $530.
In the next few weeks, Sprint, Verizon Wireless, and AT&T will be getting the Motorola RAZR 2 V9m. The phone will feature a huge external display, touch controls, expandable memory, Bluetooth A2DP and a 2 Megapixel camera. Sprint will be getting the EVDO version on August 22nd and Verizon will be getting the EVDO version in early September. AT&T will be getting the HSDPA version in early September. Stay Tuned.
Link
Rumor has it that the FCC will approve the Nokia 6500 classic by the end of the year. Product shots or names were not included. During testing the phone included HSDPA internet access and USB connector for faster transfer of files. Bluetooth is also confirmed for the phone. Whether it is AT&T exclusive or unlocked is still unknown.
Koreans are very lucky people, they get first hands on the freshest technology all the time. Take this new LG HSDPA phone, the LG SH150, it should be available in the Korean market in the weeks to come. The SH150 is a 7.2Mbps HSDPA phone, fast enough to download a 40MB video of your girlfriend showering in less than a minute. Other features include DMB, e-dictionary, audio/video player, and Bluetooth.
The KH1400 is a new T-DMB HSDPA (High-Speed Downlink Packet Access) phone from LG that comes equipped with 2.2-inch LCD, Bluetooth connectivity and supports video call, music player and optical sensor called ‘Digital Eye’. By adopting ‘Time Machine’ feature, the handset allows users to watch their missed DMB during phone calls. The KH1400 also offers PC-out function so users can enjoy the DMB via their notebook PC, a pretty cool feature. What’s more, the phone offers 3.6Mbps transmission speed enabling users to download 3MB MP3 track in just 7 seconds or 40MB music video in 90 seconds. Other features include 2M shooter, external memory, electronic dictionary, subway map and portable disk. The LG KH1400 T-DMB HSDPA phone retails for approx. $550 (after conversion). Since DMB (Digital Media Broadcasting) doesn’t exist everywhere, this phone is currently only available in Korea, but it would be great to have here (as opposed to other overhyped phones).
Still remember the Samsung SGH-P930 phone? The phone adopts a 2.3-inch swivel LCD with PIP (Picture in Picture) functionality, a 2.0MP camera, secondary VGA camera, HSDPA, and a media player. In addition, it has a microSD external memory slot for better storage and supports MP3, AAC, AAC+, and AAC++ file formats.
Video courtesy of YouTube
Subscribe to TechFresh via RSS
[3]
 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
