Sky has announced that they will be releasing two new HSPDA handsets called the Blade IM-S320 and IM-S320K in Korea. blade shape direction key with gradation lighting, haptic touch buttons giving you a small vibration when you touch them as well as enhancing usability. Both phones support extended global roaming including WCDMA and GSM regions. They come with a 2.1-inch wide QVGA LCD and T-DMB, 1.3M camera, mp3 player, electronic dictionary, text file viewer and multitasking function and is available in smoky black. Get yours today for about 500,000 Won or 600,000 Won, that’s $487 or $584 for Americans. [AVING]
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Here is the new Pantech SKY IM-U200 which is also known as the Shooting Star. The mobile phone has recently won Best New Phone Honour at CES 2008. Priced at $543, it comes loaded with 1.3MP camera and 2.0-inch QVGA Color TFT LCD (240×320).
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The IM-S240K is a new slider mobile phone from SKY that boasts 2MP digital camera and supports HSDPA 7.2MBps, multimedia player, DMB, and dictionary. The handset will be released very soon for $440(after conversion).
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Sky’s Dolphin or IM-U220 will be available in Korea for around $440. It is a HSDPA handset with a 1.3MP shooter, a microSD memory card slot, an integrated MP3 player, and an e-dictionary function.
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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.
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No this isn’t a picture of House of Flying Daggers; it’s the Sky IM-U200 a.k.a. Shooting Star which has a unique design which gives it an out of this world look. Unlike most flip phones, the clamshell’s internal and external displays are of the same size. The handset features a 1.3MP digicam, MP3 player, Bluetooth, and for those of you who can’t spell, an electronic dictionary and text viewer. It will be available this week in Korea for $545.
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