HighScreen PP5420 – Android phone for Russia

With Android OS freely available for everyone, some new unknown players are bound to come up with their own Android phones.

Well, we’ve already seen some of them, like  DSTL1 from General Mobile, or Kogan Agora. At least in press releases.

Well, here’s another one for you.

HIGHSCREEN  PP5420 (now, what   a name!…)from Vobis Computer to be launched in Russia next week.

The handset  seems to be an already known Mobinova Ice, with Windows Mobile 6.1 OS ripped out and replaced with Android 1.5.

Highscreen PP5420

HIGHSCREEN  PP5420 comes with Samsung Soul’ish looking secondary OLED display/navpad. Other specs  include:

PP5420 will cost around 360 EUR in Russia.

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Posted on 02 Jul 09 - Filed in Android, Wireless - Comments - Written by Staska

  • Tiago
    Vobis is a portuguese retailer (www.vobis.pt), and highscreen is it's tradebrand (http://www.vobis.pt/ProductList.aspx?searchText...)

    For sure that this is an exclusive model for them.

    It is a too much coincidence to be russian model... unless that there is some venture bettween the companies...
  • Well, I'm not sure whether it's of Portugese origin or not, but Vobis seems
    to be an international retailer with branches all around Europe, including
    Russia:

    http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Vobis+comp...

    And this Mobinova made phone is probably for Vobis, whether only for Russia
    or for wider distribution - we'll have to wait and see.
  • John Owyne Datahan
    Well, the phone seems to be beautiful.. for sure many people would be interested to grab one of this new Android phone.. the phone looks like very convenient and accessible..
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