T-Mobile Launching myTouch 3G Fender Edition With 3.5mm Headphone Jack, T-Mobile Tap, and Nokia 3711 Later This Year
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T-Mobile has just announced three more handsets that they are planning to launch. First up is the most exiting of the three. A T-Mobile myTouch3G Fender Limited Edition (above)that features a 3.5mm headphone jack, a 16GB memory card, and some fake wood. This smartphone will be available later this year and keep in mind that it is a limited edition, so you'll have to act fast.
T-Mobile will also be releasing what appears to be a rebranded Huawei U7510 (above). They will be launching this handset as the T-Mobile Tap and it features: a 2MP camera, Stereo Bluetooth / GPS support, 3G connectivity, and TeleNav services. The release details haven't been mentioned yet.
Last, and possibly least, is the Nokia 3711 that has: a 2MP camera, an external / internal display, 3G, GPS / Bluetooth support, and Nokia Maps.
Update: Tmo Today has just scooped up a picture of the Fender Limited Edition T-Mobile myTouch 3G.
[Unwired Vew]
T-Mobile will also be releasing what appears to be a rebranded Huawei U7510 (above). They will be launching this handset as the T-Mobile Tap and it features: a 2MP camera, Stereo Bluetooth / GPS support, 3G connectivity, and TeleNav services. The release details haven't been mentioned yet.
Last, and possibly least, is the Nokia 3711 that has: a 2MP camera, an external / internal display, 3G, GPS / Bluetooth support, and Nokia Maps.
Update: Tmo Today has just scooped up a picture of the Fender Limited Edition T-Mobile myTouch 3G.
[Unwired Vew]
Wednesday, October 07, 2009 | 0 Comments
LBook Launching 8.9-Inch Tablet In March With Windows 7 For $350
Although it won't get launched until March 2010, LBook has gone out to show off their tablet device anyway. Dubbed the LBook T9, it'll have: an 8.9-inch multi-touchscreen display, an Intel Atom Z530 1.6GHz CPU, 2GB of RAM, a 120GB HDD, WiFi / Bluetooth support, optional 3G connectivity, a couple of USB ports, an integrated webcam, Windows 7, and has a battery that should last around 4 hours. Like I said, it's expected to launch in March for around $350 to $375.
Wednesday, October 07, 2009 | 0 Comments
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