Lenovo unveils new handsets

by Sean Cooper posted Apr 14th 2007 at 12:52PM

Lenovo held a press event yesterday where they introduced a slew of new handsets, and to make the event even classier, RoboMan was on hand to dance a couple numbers and just look generally high-tech in his electro suit. While not very well known for phones on this side of the planet, Chinese subscribers -- peep the China Mobile branding on one -- are quite familiar with Lenovo as a handset maker. We can definitely see some ~~blatant copying~~ other brand design inspiration in several of these devices, most notably the Sony Ericsson Z610i and a couple Nokia-esque devices. We don't have specs or names for most of the phones in the gallery, but we're sure you'll appreciate them nonetheless -- just don't get too attached unless you intend to move east. Way east.

Lenovo's new cellular lineup

Filed under: Handsets, Others

Tags: china, china mobile, ChinaMobile, lenovo

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Randy @ Apr 14th 2007 2:23PM

That flip phone isn't bad looking. Are these GSM phones?

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Pete @ Apr 15th 2007 3:36AM

If we had just one standard in the US, we could get all these cool cheap phones.

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Walter Francis @ Apr 16th 2007 9:51AM

...must.....have.....dancing.....suit......

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sean @ Apr 16th 2007 10:05AM

Agreed... they should really be including a suit with each handset purchase!

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