SAFA Casiopea, I have to admit, looks as dazzling as its namesake constellation spelled with two ss’s. Not that I can find my way through the nightsky to point Cassiopeia to you, but I’ve seen star maps. Anyway, after introducing DIA, SAFA obviously meant to dazzle us some more with more diamonds. Usually found in the sky at night, the Cassiopeia has been known since Ptolemy’s time and includes a 6 stars forming a”W” shape. Besides the starry zigzagging buttons, SAFA’s Casiopea boasts a 2.4-inch screen, an FM tuner and an SD slot. It also plays games and comes withfour of them pre-loaded. The 1GBwill set you back $148 and $169 for the 2GB.
More pictures to follow.
[via engadget]
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