Looks like the
TechFaith Q-killer's finally headed into the discerning hands of the general public under the UBiQUio brand, outfitted with a more
BenQ P50-like keyboard, and badged with the model number 501 (as listed on Expansys). You'd have thought a device from a still-no name Chinese ODM would require a little less cash from your pocketbook than the $514 it's being sold for, but aside from having a touchscreen and running Pocket PC, little did you know this thing also has 64MB flash memory, 802.11b/g, Bluetooth 1.2 with A2DP, 2 megapixel camera, miniSD slot, and a mini USB port? Motorizon better just hope like the dickens that TechFaith doesn't find someone like Cingular to pick 'em up Stateside -- though that could be a while, considering the 501 is still tri-band with 900MHz, and only has GPRS class 10. A device just can't be perfect, can it?
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I'm a bit incompetent as far as MHZ bands. If I import this phone here to USA, do you think I will get good reception with it on T-Mobile?
BTW, can some one enlighten me on the whole 850, 900 etc. mhz bands for cell phones? What does it all mean?
That is one nice looking smartphone. I think it is priced very competitive. One to remember.
Screenshot is WM2003SE too. Does that even support A2DP? Once they update it to WM5 and up the RAM to 128MB, then we'll have a contender.
With T-Mobile, YES.... they do not operate on the 850MHz band (only Cingular does). So if you want it, go for it!
I only know of one Mazen Letayf & he's the guy I met @ NYSC back in 96 or 97.. and when he returned after b school
R & D Marketing, LLC has this PDA available in the USA for $549 at www.networkingrus.com