Tatung's M1 Smartphone

by Ryan Block posted Feb 14th 2006 at 4:34PM

Tatung's been semi-silently banging out some pretty sweet mobile Windows devices in the past year, and we have to say we're kinda digging on their new M1 Smartphone. It'll be rebadged for European release ODM-style, and features a 1.3 megapixel camera, Bluetooth 1.2 with A2DP, MiniSD, 128MB flash memory and 64MB RAM, a 200MHz OMAP processor, but sadly only appears to have GPRS data, not EDGE. Ah well, can't win 'em all.

Filed under: Handsets, Others, Windows Mobile, GSM, GPRS

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Jose @ Feb 14th 2006 5:08PM

wow, looks like the SLVR from Motorola! too bad it only has GPRS and not EDGE, but then again, not many of us in the states have seen EDGE rolled out in our areas.

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apeguero @ Feb 14th 2006 7:07PM

Looks kinda nice except for that camera housing in the back.

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SAK @ Feb 14th 2006 7:56PM

one word FUGLY!!

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001 @ Feb 14th 2006 8:02PM

looks good and different form other cell phones, i would buy this one

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PRK @ Feb 14th 2006 10:00PM

The cameraphone is hot, but is there demand for another copycat cameraphone? It looks like most of the new nokia and moto handsets.

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Jimmy @ Feb 14th 2006 10:00PM

Not bad. Its nice to have more options for WM5 phones.

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Geoff Winston @ Feb 15th 2006 1:30AM

This is by far the best looking candybar smartphone, 1st... take it out of your pocket...2nd, people think its a camera, and boom, your answering your conference call or checking that latest e-mail, I WANT ONE next...

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Geoff Winston @ Feb 15th 2006 1:32AM

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