zzzPhone May Run on Android
21 03 2008
Some more information on the customizable zzzPhone has surfaced courtesy of Crunch Gear’s Peter Ha. It’s not a scam, Ha says, though the official OS remains unknown. The zzzPhone could be running on Windows CE or Linux or even Google’s Android. There may be Skype calling on this phone, as well. Drooling yet?
What’s interesting is that the zzzPhone will come with 8 different motherboards to choose from, depending on the features you wanted in the phone. One model has an internal backup battery, which gives users 20 minutes of power without the battery. This is convenent for people who bring backup batteries for thir phones, giving them time to switch to a fresh battery. As for the price, please revisit.
[crunchgear via cellphones]
Johnny replied on Mar 23rd, 2008 at 6:48 pm
zzzPHONE Nokia N95
Weight 110g 128g
L x W x H 106mmx48mmx18mm 99mmx53mmx21mm
OS Proprietary** Symbian OS
Display 3.0 QVGA 2.7 QVGA
Touchscreen STANDARD NOT AVAILABLE
Dual SIM: 2 Phone Numbers can be used Simultaneously in a Single Phone STANDARD NOT AVAILABLE
Camera Resolution 3mpxl
( 5 and 7mpxl Upgrade Avail.)
5mpxl
Camera Processor 5mpxl 3mpxl
Total Internal Memory Plus 2GB removable SD card 160MB
Additional Memory 2GB removable SD card NONE
Battery Power 1800mAh 1200mAh
Pre-installed Media Content MP3, MP4, software NOT AVAILABLE
Pre-Program Contact List to Phone Add $10 for 20 Contacts
Add $25 for 100 Contacts NOT AVAILABLE
Customized Color Case, Imprinted Name NOT AVAILABLE
The above is the information I found from web and we could see the difference between zzz and Nokia.
Want price? I just know the base price is $149 and Nokia $739. YOU could decide using your own eyes.
The new feature in the above sounds good but need to waiting. I would go to http://www.madeinchina.com to have a look at and then I would tell you more information.
Amymou replied on Mar 23rd, 2008 at 7:11 pm
I went to http://www.madeinchina.com/ and bought one for myself. Up to now, It’s pretty good. Thanks a lot.
Amymou replied on Mar 23rd, 2008 at 7:12 pm
I bought one from http://www.madeinchina.com/ and up to now, it’s pretty good. Thanks a lot.