New GSmart Android headed for budget market
Taiwanese manufacturer, Gigabyte, is adding an Android to its GSmart line of devices, which previously consisted of WinMo phones. Mobile-Review says the so far unnamed phone features 256 MB RAM/512 MB ROM, A 2.8″ QVGA TOUCH SCREEN, AGPS, Bluetooth 2.0, b/g Wi-Fi, G-Sensor, “trace ball,” 3.5mm audio jack, a 1500 mAh battery, 2.0 MP cam, and will ship with Android 1.6. All very meh, except the trace ball, which I am a bit curious about. Looks very affordable.
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i feel like everythings on mute since i have had the nexus.. im saddened that ill be unimpressed by any device not rocking a 1ghz processor and a 3.7″ 800×480 display
hmm. not bad for the company's first android fone
This is a good move. I think they should have been making low end Android phones that everyone can afford from the beginning.
Android 1.6 makes the phone definitely worth it if it's cheap enough. QVGA is kinda lame though.
Android 1.6 makes the phone definitely worth it if it's cheap enough. QVGA is kinda lame though.
This is a good move. I think they should have been making low end Android phones that everyone can afford from the beginning.
Android 1.6 makes the phone definitely worth it if it's cheap enough. QVGA is kinda lame though.