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The original Levis cell phone will be released in September 2007. This designer cell phone will be officially launched next week in the fashion capital, Paris. Designed by Modelabs Group, the phone will have a 2MP camera, 1.8inch screen, Bluetooth, MP3 player and a micro SD slot. Stay tuned for more updates!
Gizmodiva via Cell Phones
Nokia’s newest candybar handset, the Nokia 3500 Classic, come in a wide variety of eye-catching colors. The phone features an integrated FM radio, a 2MP camera, instant messaging, and enough memory to store up to 2,000 contacts. Its battery provides 3 hours of talktime and 12 days of standby time. The Nokia 3500 Classic retails for $180 before taxes and subsidies.
Nokia via Cell Phones
According to a post in esato forum, Sony Ericsson will release four phones with product code Sofia, Shinobu, Anastasia and Mooi. They will be launched at the same time. FYI, the Sofia is a HSDPA phone with a 5MP camera, while the Shinobu is a new Walkman phone in slider form factor.
JustAMP via Cell Phones
Rumors say that Samsung T729 and T419 phones will be available soon from T-Mobile USA. The Samsung SGH-T729 is actually a replacement of Samsung SGH-T719 and the MotoRIZR. This slider phone features SureType hybrid keyboard and BlackBerry Connect and packs a 1.3MP camera and 176×220 (262k colors) display. The Samsung SGH-T419 is a clamshell with a VGA camera, 128×160 screen, Bluetooth and sports an integrated antenna. There is no official confirmation yet from either Samsung or T-Mobile USA.
The Hummer HT1 mobile phone has a 2MP camera, a built-in FM radio, a microSD slot for expansion options, and GPRS connectivity. Available in camouflaged khaki green, sable (dark silver), and bright yellow colors, the slider phone runs on GSM networks with GPRS Internet support. It should work on at least a basic level in the US, though complete support for American providers is still unknown. The Hummer HT1 will retail in Europe for $409.
Softbank Japan comes back with the Toshiba 814T clamshell phone. Measuring only 12.9mm thick, the 814T features a 2.4 inch QVGA display supporting 260k colors, a 2MP camera, and a Micro SD card slot. However, it lacks of many features like GPS, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi. The Toshiba 814T measures 50mm × 101mm × 12.9mm and weighs 97 grams. It will be available very soon in Japan. One more pics after the jump!
Softbank Japan has released the Fullface 913SH mobile phone. This slider has a 2.8 inch QVGA (280 x 400) display supporting 260k colors, 2MP camera and 1MP camera in the front for video conferencing. The handset also has a built in Micro SD card slot for up to 2GB. The 913SH sports HSDPA for high speed net connectivity at up to 3.6 Mbps, Infrared and Bluetooth A2DP. In addition, it features touch sensitive controls below the display for controlling the music player, etc. Measuring 50mm × 108mm × 16.8mm and weighing 125grams, the Softbank Fullface 913SH will hit stores in Japan from July this year.
Designed by Mike Serafin, the Samsung SLIQ is a unique looking handset which offers an advanced touch interface with tactile feedback. The phone comes with an extra wide LCD, a 2MP camera, an integrated video player, a document viewer, MP3 playback, and an integrated memory card slot. Sadly, it is just a phone concept.
KTF Korea has recently announced that they will be released both the EV-W200 and EV-K200 cellphones in Korea. The EV-W200 boasts a 2MP camera, an integrated MP3 player, video phone capability, an electronic dictionary, and Bluetooth connectivity, while the EV-K200 sports a 1.3MP camera, MP3 playback, a Collins English dictionary, and Bluetooth capability.
UberGizmo via Cell Phones
Hisense showed off its jeans style TV phone, the M8801, during China Import and Export Fair (Canton Fair) 2007. The handset comes with a 2.0 inch 65K TFT LCD Display and supports WAP 1.2. You can take some memorable pictures with its built-in 1.3MP camera. In addition, its phone book has a capacity of 500 entries. No info on pricing yet.
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