Looking to dabble with Android, but the T-Mobile G1’s wonky banana-chin just doesn’t fit the bill? Well, how about a random touchscreen handset from an obscure Chinese manufacturer, instead?
As an added bonus, this one actually comes in two flavors: Android, or Windows Mobile 6.1 Pro. Unfortunately it’s a one-or-the-other setup - there’s no dual booting to be had here, which would make the device significantly more notable.
Specs after the jump.
While we could break down the specs for you, it’s oh-so-much more entertaining to let Google Translate do the talking:
- Phone type: smart
- Operating System: Android
- Standard configuration: Li-Ion Battery (1250mAh), charger, rechargeable car, GPS support, 1GB microSD card (including “Kay Lide” map)
- Network standard: 850/900/1800/1900MHz-wide-band, GPRS, edge (2.75G)
- Expansion card: the greatest support for the 4GB microSD (T-Flash) expansion cards
- WLAN: support Phone
- appearance: straight
- The main screen parameters: color screen, 65,536 colors, TFT, 240 × 320 pixels, 2.8 inches, Touchlens
- Camera parameters: 2,000,000 pixels, to support macro shooting, the greatest support for the resolution of 1600 × 1200 photo shoot
- CPU: Marvell Monohans (624MHz GHz CPU)
- Time to call :150-240 minutes
- Standby time: 220 hours
- Shell color: Black
- Size: 109.5 * 58 * 14.9mm
While it’s pretty unlikely we’ll ever see this thing hit the shelves outside of China, that doesn’t stop you from importing one. Sure, the lack of 3G is a downer - but at least you can say that your phone’s appearance is “straight”. No word yet on pricing, be it in dollars or yuan.
[eprice via IntoMobile via AndroidCommunity
Why do you say it has good specs? it doesn’t have good specs at all.
You’re right. I went in with low expectations, so anything beyond “It’s pretty much an etch-a-sketch with an Android logo on the back” would have surprised me. While the 624mhz CPU is relatively impressive for an obscure manufacturer, the rest is fairly lame. Edited that blurp out.