New Mio Phones Launched

Mio has launched two new GPS phones as well as a GPS navigation device at Computex 2008. Making this launch was the Leap K1 and Leap G50, two very similar phones which are also very contrasting in several ways.

The Leap K1 is a dual-sided GPS navigation phone with a dual side display. It features a very convenient and easy to use interface on one side, a fully-functioning flat panel navigation system on the other.

Also featured are MioMap 2008, dual navigation modes, a built-in camera, and Bluetooth capabilities.

Mio Leap K1

Then there is the G50 which features the functionality of a GPS navigation system alongside a camera and PDA phone.

Although the specs of this phone are still surfacing, here are a few we know for sure of so far:

Mio Leap G50

Mitac, to which Mio is a subsidiary, expects to ship at least 9.5-10 million units for all types of GPS devices in 2008 alone, and we will be sure to stay on top of this and let you know how well these new phones do on the market.

Via: Digitimes, Pocket PC Thoughts

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