New Smartphone Review : LG Unveils KC1 with WiBro

New Smartphone Review : LG Unveils KC1 with WiBro

Meet LG’s newest smartphone release in Korea, the LG KC1, whose most notable feature is WiBro (WiMax) capability. Announced late last year, the KC1, is powered by Windows Mobile 5 and comes with a 2.0 megapixel camera with autofocus, 2.8″ QVGA touchscreen LCD, microSD slot, to name a few, and sells for around $700USD as SlashPhone writes.

• Network: CDMA EV-DO
• Processor: Monahans 806 MHz
• OS: Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC Edition
• Display: 2.8 inch (240 x 320)
• 512MB Flash
• T-DMB, Wimax, Bluetooth, WiFi (Optional)
• T-flash memory card
• 160 grams
• 60 x 120 x 16.9 mm

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New Phone Review E-TEN X800 3G Smartphone

New Phone Review E-TEN X800 3G Smartphone

The first 3G phone from E-TEn, dubbed the X800 was granted approval by the FCC today. The Taiwanese brand-smartphone is powered by Windows Mobile 6 Professional, and is equipped with Wi-Fi, and GPS via a Sirf Star III chip. The quadband GSM with triband UMTS/HSDPA smartphone lacks a full QWERTY keypad though, but sports a 480×640 pixel VGA display. Rumors say that a newer model will be released soon after equipped with, you guessed it, a QWERTY keypad.

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Not A Smartphone: Marco Slider is First Motorola Cellphone with

The Marco is Motorola's first plain cellphone with Wi-Fi support. This GSM/EDGE slider runs on the JUIX operating system, comes with a 2 megapixel camera and feels just sightly thicker than the Z3. The Boy Geniuses were able to connect to their wireless router just fine, but apparently they couldn't test the connection to a T-Mobile's hotspot. Marco's derriere is after the jump.BGR says that given the current Motorola marketing efforts with their new lineup, the Marco won't probably come out until 2008.

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