Pantech's SKY IM U-MU110 1GB "Jukebox" clamshell

by Evan Blass, posted May 19th 2006 at 11:13AM

What do we know about Pantech & Curitel's new SKY IM U-MU110 clamshell (besides the fact that it has a tongue-twister of a model number)? Not much, unfortunately, as AVING is heavy on the images but light on the deets, so all that we can discern about this model -- two megapixel camera, 1GB of memory, EV-DO, external music controls -- comes from pics of the so-called "Jukebox" phone. Besides snapping photos and rocking tunes, pictures seem to indicate that the IM U-MU110 also makes voice calls. No word on such trifles as pricing or release dates/locations, but keep reading for another hot pic...

[Via MobileMag]

Filed under: Handsets, Multimedia, Pantech, EV-DO, CDMA

Tags: 3g, aving, cameraphone, clamshell, ev-do, external music controls, ExternalMusicControls, flip phone, FlipPhone, im u-mu110, ImU-mu110, jukebox, korea, musicphone, pantech 7 curitel, Pantech7Curitel, sky

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Alex Mis @ May 19th 2006 7:18PM

This phone looks hot. I wonder if there is any expandable memory for it.

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Jamar @ May 20th 2006 1:27AM

I really hope to see this phone on Helio- they seem to be the only chance for phones like this to come out in the US.

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