Gigabyte’s first GSmart Android phone gets pictured
By Ilinca Nita on 19 Jan 10We’ve recently told you that Gigabyte might make Android smartphones, and it looks like the Taiwanese company already has a handset based on Google’s open source OS.
The Gigabyte Android smartphone doesn’t have a name yet, but it’s part of the GSmart series – which, until now, included only Windows Mobile devices.
The new handset runs Android 1.6, it has a trackball and measures 103 x 54 x 13.4 millimeters. Mobile-review has some photos of the device:
The phone’s specs include:
- GSM / GPRS / EDGE connectivity
- 2.8 QVGA touchscreen display
- Trackball
- G-sensor (accelerometer)
- Wi-Fi
- GPS
- Bluetooth 2.0
- 3.5 mm audio jack
- 2MP autofocus camera
- Qualcomm ESM7225 528 MHz CPU
- 256MB RAM, 512MB ROM
- MicroSD card support
- 1,500 mAh battery
The Gigabyte GSmart Android phone should be released in Russia next month (February). It’s said that its price will be of only 9,000 RUB ($300 or €212).
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