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May 06 2008 6:22 AM
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Aziz
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Six months is an eternity by mobile standards; BenQ apparently knows that, already showing its C30 the door in favor of the C36. The new model carries over most of the C30's design cues but upgrades the VGA cam to 1.3 megapixels and swaps out the 1.8-inch 160 x 128 display for a moderately more generous 2-inch 220 x 176 one. Music is the real name of the game here, though, with dedicated controls atop the device, stereo speakers, and microSD expansion -- all of which will come in handy, we think, as you're waiting eons for web pages to load on the archaic GPRS radio. Look for it to launch in Indonesia this month with other countries following on shortly.
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Posted on
Nov 17 2007 2:54 PM
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adnana
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BenQ has come out with the M7 mobile phone with have some exceptional features. The tough form can endure any force (like water, sand, accidental falls) and the stylish design belies the rugged exterior. This 3G phone enables high data transfer speeds and has A-GPS support...
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Posted on
Nov 16 2007 3:07 PM
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adnana
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BenQ has just released the M7 mobile phone that has some features which regular handsets don't usually include. It is a tough phone, capable of resisting any forces but at the same time it is stylish and has an appealing design...
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The BenqQ Siemens SL98 is not a typical slider. It is a candybar phone with a screen that sits inside the body. I’m not saying I don’t like it, I just have to play with it before passing final judgment.....
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We've seen some pretty sweet James Bond handsets in the past decade or so, with Sony Ericsson playing a central role in recent times. We'll hack up the latest Bondphone by saying that it looks absolutely retro compared to recent models. Get a glimpse of this unit in full after the break and you decide -- does it strike anyone as looking like the Motorola brick phone from the late 1980s? Although the keypad and display have been moved to the side and the "brick face" side....
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While the Smellophone will certainly get you one step closer to joining the social via your mobile, students at the University of Dundee are taking social activation to new heights with its lineup of prototype phones. Similar to sensor-laden gear that sends out a variety of feedbacks when a specified event occurs nearby, the six phones that were created by second year students from the College of Art, Science and Engineering's product design course actually....
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We've got Bluetooth headsets that cancel noise, amplify voices, and make you look good not entirely cockamamie, but Sound ID's latest iteration actually gives you one less reason to ever take it off. The minuscule earpiece sports compatibility with handsfree Bluetooth profiles, around eight hours of talk time and 72 hours of standby, auditory and visual low battery warnings, dual omni-directional silicon microphones, and a trio of modes to fit your situation. It also touts a NoiseNavigation feature that magnifies and cancels appropriate sounds automatically, and just in case you get tired of only hearing face-to-face....
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Oh sure, it doesn't look like much now, but that illustration above is none other than the Serene II fashion(ish) phone courtesy of the FCC. Otherwise known as the Samsung developed SGH-F310, the latest Bang & Olufsen über design packs GSM with EDGE data, 3G WCDMA, and Bluetooth 2.0. It's just a guess, but from the looks of the backside pic above, we're expecting the Serene II to continue with the original Serene's clamshell design only sporting a curvy fade sure to make Trekkies swoon....
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Posted on
Feb 20 2007 11:12 AM
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Steve
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BenQ-Siemens somehow still found the time and money to come to Microsoft's Windows Mobile 6 party with the new E72 candybar last week. With data topping out at measly EDGE speeds and an emphasis on VoIP via its WiFi connectivity, the E72 smacks of the also-announced iPAQ 510 Voice Messenger from HP -- and like the 510, it'll also be running the Standard version of the platform atop 64MB of RAM and 128MB of ROM. Where the E72 wins, though, is with its QVGA display (versus 220 x 176 on the 510) and a slightly snappier 260MHz TI OMAP core.
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Posted on
Nov 05 2006 7:10 AM
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Zek Mike
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The BenQ M580 mobile phone is a Tri band GSM phone which was announced earlier this year and is now available for a price of $300. The phone weighs close to 95 grams and measures approximately 88 x 44 x 22 mm. The BenQ M580 mobile phone houses a 65k colors CSTN screen with a 128 x 160 pixel display resolution. The screen measures about 29 x 35 mm. The external screen on the other hand is just a mono display. The BenQ M580 mobile phone does not come with a memory card slot, and contains just 2mb of shared internal memory. The phone comes with GPRS support but unfortunately no EDGE or other high speed networks. The BenQ M580 mobile phone also has a good WAP / xHTML browser so you can browse the internet with the GPRS. The BenQ M580 mobile phone is available in Silver, Black and white colors. It also has a VGA resolution camera which can take still photos at 640 x 480 pixels. The BenQ M580 mobile phone is capable of adding 40 channel polyphonic ringtones......
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Posted on
Nov 01 2006 11:27 PM
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Vicetra
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The BenQ M315 mobile phone is a candy bar phone from BenQ released in the first quarter of 2006. The phone weighs pretty light at 85 grams and measures about 102 x 44 x 18 mm. The BenQ M315 mobile phone has a 65k color CSTN screen with a 128 x 128 pixel display resolution. The screen is square and measures in 27 x 27 mm. The phone is an entry level phone and is good for the price. The camera in the BenQ M315 mobile phone is an ordinary CIF camera which can take still photos at 352 x 288 pixels. The BenQ M315 mobile phone is available in silver and black colors. It comes with additional features like iTap, Stop watch and a currency calculator. There are a few things lacking in the phone, like a memory card slot, EDGE and even an Infrared port. But the Bluetooth option with GPRS is decent enough for the category in which the phone fits into. There is also .....
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Posted on
Oct 30 2006 3:57 AM
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Steve
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The BenQ P31 mobile phone is a Tri band GSM phone weighing about 150 grams and measuring 118 x 52 x 17 mm. The BenQ P31 mobile phone has a good 65k color TFT touch screen, so it’s a candy bar handset along with smart phone capabilities. The screen has a 208 x 320 pixel resolution display which is really good, and physically the screen looks big too. The BenQ P31 mobile phone has support for 64 channel polyphonic tones but on the downside you cannot keep mp3 tunes are your ringer tones. The BenQ P31 mobile phone has a 1.3 mega pixel camera, Java MIDP 2.0, Mpeg-4 player along with a Mp3 player too. The BenQ P31 mobile phone comes with special .....
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BenQ U700 is a slide-designed tri-band GSM phone compatible with Rogers Wireless and Microcell Fido (and some other North American networks such as T-Mobile or Cingular). It sports 256k TFT display, built-in 1.3 mega pixels camera with flash and video capture, class 10 GPRS data, WAP 2.0 Internet browser, Java support and mini-SD memory expansion slot. It operates on the frequencies of GSM 1900. If not purchased at the respective retailers, one must make sure this phone does not have a sim-lock and ensure it is unlocked.
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Posted on
Oct 11 2006 2:33 AM
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Xtrmius
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There is commonly a hiatus between a product being announced and it becoming available to buy. However, rarely is the gap quite as long as it has been with BenQ's P50, a quad-band Windows Mobile smartphone. First seen at the 2004 CeBIT show, launch announcements followed from BenQ in January 2005 and then again in May. It finally went on sale in the UK a few weeks ago. Although BenQ Mobile (the company formed when BenQ bought Siemens' mobile business) has now announced the Windows Mobile 5-based BenQ-Siemens P51, this is not due to ship until July. The BenQ P50 is available from Expansys for £329.95 (inc. VAT; £280.81 ex. VAT).
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