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ZenZui — backed by Microsoft — is basically a new web navigation interface for mobile phones, “designed to ‘transform how people engage, consume and interact with Web content through a revolutionary mobile user experience and information ecosystem.’ Continue reading for the clip.
This followup to the M600+ builds upon that device, and adds a full slide-out QWERTY keypad. Other features include a 2.8-inch touchscreen display, 400-MHz Samsung S3C2440 processor, 64MB RAM, 128MB Flash ROM, 2.0-megapixel camera, 802.11b/g Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and a microSD slot. Video review after the jump. Here’s the bottom line:
M700 is currently the only phone incorporating enviable specifications in a relatively small body – GPS (navigation), WiFi (wireless networking), QWERTY hardware keyboard, and regualar 240×320 display! The quad-band unit boast a 400 MHz processor; however, it does not feature a 3G (third generation) network support
[via PhoneArena]
Until recently, the vast majority of mobiles had been priced between £100 and £300, with only Vertu, a division of Nokia, manufacturing uber-premium phones. With prices starting at around £4,000 Vertu phones are only for the filthy rich, and the super famous.
However, Vertu’s monopoly of the luxury phone market is coming to an end with the launch of several new luxury mobile makers, including Gresso, Mobiado and GoldVish. Other mobile phone manufacturers are also partnering with luxury brands to produce a range of premium mobile phones, such as LG and Prada, D&G and Motorola, and now Tag Heuer and Modelabs. Finally, there are the ridiculous, super-expensive one-offs, made purely for headline grabbing, such as Goldvish’s “Le million”, worth a cool $1,000,000, see below for details!
1. Goldvish “Le million” = $1,000,000 (£540,540)
Today Sony Ericsson announced the new W580 slider Walkman phone in Orlando, a day before the official start of the CTIA Wireless show. This quad-band GSM/EDGE handset was designed specifically with the North American market in mind, something of a rare thing at Sony Ericsson these days.
The W580 borrows a few design traits from the W880 that was announced at 3GSM. But even so, the W580 does have few of its own distinctive tricks up its 14mm thick sleeves. Most noteable of which is the curved body section at the bottom of the device that caused the Fast Port power/headset jack to be moved up to the side of the device. Sony Ericsson states that the phone will be available initially in white or gray, both of which will have Walkman orange accents.
