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Lenovo i921 PDA phone

Posted by Chris Leckness on April 10, 2006 – 7:58 am
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winmonovo.jpg Ok, I just posted on the T-Mobile SDA I just received and how I don’t do the T9 data entry. The whole "Smartphone" thing doesn’t do it for me since they lack touchscreens. Well I doubt that Lenovo is listening to little old me, but somehow they found out about this desire. Introducing the Lenovo i921 PDA Phone or is it a Smartphone? Could it have the best of both worlds?

"The i921 is said to rock WM5 (no confirmation on that, apparently, but we seriously doubt that they’d go the WinMo 2003 route), a two megapixel camera, Bluetooth, QVGA touchscreen, and MiniSD slot, and work on some unknown number of GSM frequencies. Not many other deets are known, such as pricing or availability, but if we don’t see WiFi or UMTS in the specs, we keep on shopping, no matter how hot the phone looks."

I could do without the WiFi as long as its small and has a touch screen!!!

Source : Engadget Mobile

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