BenQ's P51 gets some more details
Well, looks like BenQ-Siemens has a P51 page up and humming along, so here
are the vital stats: 802.11b/g, SDIO, 65k color QVGA display, 128MB RAM and 128MBflash memory, Bluetooth, SiRFstar III
GPS, Windows Mobile 5.0 AKU2 (MSFP), GSM / GPRS (puhlease!), and an estimated "Q3/2005" launch window listed
in theit press doc (we're hoping they meant Q3 2006, but if this thing was already way late it's not like it wouldn't
be living up to the P50 legacy). Their page, however, states a July 2006 launch, and that "prices will be
determined locally," (i.e. expensive).
[Thanks, chilko]
[Thanks, chilko]













Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Pete M @ Mar 8th 2006 1:16PM
Wait, does this thing have cellular on it or not? You haven't mentioned that in the specs and frankly I can't be bothered to do my own research...
Joe M @ Mar 8th 2006 1:19PM
Only a 1.3mp camera, c'mon benq-siemens give us 2mp
cst @ Mar 8th 2006 1:20PM
I bet the keyboard is REALLY uncomfortable
Dave @ Mar 8th 2006 1:31PM
#1, it is Quad-band GSM/GPRS.
splob @ Mar 8th 2006 2:34PM
It looks like it's just the P50 (which I own) in silver with GPS and Windows Mobile 5. If this is the case, it it still probably quad-band GSM. And I don't find the keyboard on mine uncomfortable at all.
Ryan D @ Mar 8th 2006 3:35PM
Me, please. I'm ever so deserving..
Ryan D @ Mar 8th 2006 3:36PM
Oops.. wrong news item. Isn't my face blue.
Snale @ Apr 2nd 2006 1:19PM
Please, Smartphone makers: don't you all migrate to WindowsMobile... :|
Jan J @ Apr 24th 2006 2:08AM
i hope they all migrate to WM... I like a device to look like its running software created in the last 5 yrs...:0
Iruceon @ Jul 5th 2006 6:52AM
No bad :)
miunna989 @ Jul 13th 2006 3:44PM
Who carries/services this phone? Cingular? Verizon? Sprint? T-Mobile?
Wang @ Jul 28th 2006 8:11PM
#11, Obviously Verizon and Sprint will not be supporting GSM phones, if that helps you narrow down your search ;-)
Brian C @ Sep 14th 2006 11:38PM
A lot at the spec tells me this is the almost perfect pda phone. It's size and weight are comparable to Treo. But it has QVGA screen, GPS, WiFi, and thankfully it also use SD (SDIO) rather than miniSD or microSD. If only it would support 3G/UMTS that would make it truly perfect. The one and only one.