Lots of new phone models are being announced. Here’s a quick rundown of the ones that I’ve found this morning:
- InfoSync World: The Motorola A1000 (PDF fact sheet) (Symbian [UIQ], 3G/GSM/GPRS available Q42004) and the Motorola E1000 (PDF fact sheet) (similar form factor, less capability, proprietary OS, sometime in 2H2004).
- Mobiletracker: Motorola MPX (PDF fact sheet), a big bad flippy super phone running Windows Mobile (assuming 2003) with Wi-Fi, bluetooth, 2.8 inch display. Availability: 2H2004. Brighthand has a nice pic of the interior of the MPX.
- MobileTracker: Motorola MPx100 (PDF fact sheet), a candy bar running Windows Mobile (howardchui says Smartphone 2003) has Bluetooth, IR, Java, and a 1.3 megapixel camera. Availability: 2H2004.
- Phone Scoop: Panasonic introduces the X700, a flippy Series 60 smartphone with IR, Bluetooth, MiniSD (gah! another format!), Class 10 GPRS, and MIDP2.0. Availability: this fall in Europe.
- Sendo: The M570 clamshell has 4MB of free memory and MIDP2.0.
- Sendo: The S600 has MIDP2.0 and a digital zoom. Thanks to Dave for the Sendo links.
- PCPro: GSPDA unveils the Xplore G88. They claim it to be the world’s smallest Palm-powered phone. Brighthand has a picture of it. I honestly don’t see this phone coming to mass market.