The Qiao Sheng A45 cellphone is another one of those lesser known handsets which may probably be from China. It takes the shape of an alternative form factor and comes in a high lacquered finish. The display is capable of rotating at 180 degrees and can even be a make-up mirror as well.
After that last feature, the Qiao Sheng A45 mobile phone is undoubtedly targeted for the women. Additional features include a 2.2” mirror touch screen display and a 3MP camera.
This is a Bugatty car shaped phone . It comes with the usual basic features although if you associate it with an authentic Bugatti Veyron, it is nowhere near the million dollar price tag this vehicle has been known for.
It doesn’t include warranty and comes from China. If you are willing to take the risk in this phone which seems to satisfy unique phones then by all means take it.
The LG VX5500 is a flip-style cell phone with speakerphone, mobile email, Bluetooth connectivity, hearing aid compatibility, a phone book with sufficient capacity for a thousand name and number listings, a VGA still-only camera (I can’t tell for the life of me what resolution the stupid thing has, and this even after checking LG’s official spec sheet!) GPS capability, a variety of downloadable content, voice command capability, and a battery that can generate a full five hours of talk time on a single charge.
Giga-BYTE has presented two new smartphones : G1305 Coldfish and S1205 Cougar.
The Giga-BYTE GSmart G1305 Coldfish comes with a 3.2-inch touchscreen and has 256MB of memory RAM. The processor is powered by a Qualcomm MSM7227 at 600MHz, and other features include WiFi, GPS, HSDPA, and quad-band.
As for the Giga-BYTE GSmart S1025 Cougar, it also has a 3.2-inch touchscreen but only 128MB of RAM. It runs Windows Mobile 6.5 and one of its best features is beinga dual-SIM phone.
The Nokia C5 has simple styling to look like an entry level device, but the Symbian operating system powering the device and its 2.2-inch display shows a bit of oomph beneath an unassuming exterior.
On top of Ovi Maps and Nokia Messaging that make phones from the Finnish manufacturer great for navigation and nattering, the C5 offers Facebook connectivity for status updates, and support for instant messaging on Google Talk and Windows Live Messenger.
Despite these e-mail happy leanings, the C5 is devoid of Wi-Fi and opts for a traditional alphanumeric keypad as opposed to full QWERTY, presumably to keep the handset down to a svelte 112 x 46 x 12.3 mm, and weighing a mere 89 grams.
With a 3-megapixel camera, 2GB of memory (with support for 16GB SD cards) and a 3.5mm audio jack, the C5 is great for media too. With an epic 12 hours talktime and 26 days standby, the C5 is also capable of keeping up with the most committed of chatterboxes.
The LG Maxx LG9400 is the first phone to be launched in South Korea with a Snapdragon CPU at 1GHz (it uses Qualcomm’s QSD8650 chip, unlike the Nexus One, the LG GW820 eXpo, the Xperia X10 and other Snapdragon-powered handsets, which use the Qualcomm QSD8250 chip).
The LG Maxx features a 3.5 inch WVGA touchscreen display, finger-touch mouse, GPS, Wi-Fi, mobile TV (T-DMB), LG’s S-Class 3D UI, DivX support, HD video and a 5MP camera.
Acer’s Android-powered beTouch E110 has just gotten the nod of the FCC which is compatible with AT&T’s 3G network. However this doesn’t imply that it will be released by AT&T and could in fact be released by Rogers Wireless.
Among the features of the Acer beTouch E110 include a 2.8” QVGA touch screen display, GPS, social networking and a 3.2 MP camera.
