E-TEN Glofiish X500+ gets unboxed

by Sean Cooper, posted May 31st 2007 at 12:02PM

The new E-TEN Glofiish device we hinted at earlier in the month has arrived in all of its 2.8 inch VGA screened, Windows Mobile 6 Pro (see that? We're already shortening that name up 'round here) goodness. Nothin' has changed in the specs, but previously unnoticed (at least by us) is the fact that the X500+ supports RDS-TMC -- so not only will the GPS support get you where you are going, it will help you dodge traffic, too. The package contains all the bits and bobs you would expect: a headset, USB cable, case, charger, and of course some bundled software. Still doesn't seem to be anything official on pricing, but at least you hit the link to check the rest of the unboxing pics.

Filed under: Handsets, Windows Mobile, GSM, GPRS, EDGE, E-TEN

Tags: e-ten, eten, glofiish, unboxing, X500

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Steven Roussey @ May 31st 2007 2:37PM

I've already shortened it to WinMo 6 Pro. :)

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Corey Leach @ May 31st 2007 3:22PM

Initial retail pricing is at $624.95. E-TEN claims to be shipping by the end of June for now. http://www.mobileplanet.com/p.aspx?i=148877

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Arne Hess @ Jun 1st 2007 12:00PM

Just in case - I've recently followed-up my previous unboxing posting and uploaded my photo view which provides way more device photos and not just boxes... ;-) http://www.theunwired.net/?itemid=3892
If anyone is interested - feel free to check.

Cheers ~ Arne

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Dennis @ Jun 9th 2007 9:55PM

All reviews / specs I've seen say Qvga - not full vga. Thanks for sending my heart all aflutter _for nuthin_

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Dennis @ Jun 9th 2007 10:08PM

Ahh, it's the "+" that makes all the difference! x500+ means VGA!

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