CES 2005: Amoi G6301 - a Pocket PC phone with EDGE that could thwart Motorola MPx
January 13, 2005 [Pocket PC phone] | By Edward J. R.
Yes, this is the first Windows Mobile powered cell phone that supports EDGE - a technology faster than GPRS but a bit slower than 3G/WCDMA. It has built-in Qwerty keyboard and very fancy dual-dispaly design that could make Motorola MPx look old-fashioned. One is for sure: this new Pocket PC phone has much faster processor than Motorola MPx...
Several high resolution photos and detailed specifications follow.
Key features:
- Hidden Qwerty from factor
- Dual processor (Application processor, Intel bulverde 300 MHz
- integrated 1.3 megapixel CMOS camera
- internal display: 320x240 pixels, 2.41 inch, 262 k colors TFT
- external display: 96x64 displays, 1.1 inch, OLED
- OS: Microsoft windows Mobile Pocket PC
- USB OTG and Bluetooth
- TransFlash card (T card)
- audio and video streaming (MP3 and MPEG4)
- MMS, Email
- networks: GSM/EDGE; 900/1800/1900
- size: 105 x 5.0 x 24.8 mm
Some original photos of this phone that we took at CES 2005 in Las Vegas, follow.
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