Let you know first that this phone is only available in Japan, the Toshiba T911 smartphone. 17.9mm thick and 145g, this phone comes with 3” screen (480×800, 260K colors), 3.2-megapixel camera, 1GB internal memory, 3G support, a Yahoo! dedicated key and range of Software bank Mobile services. It has a battery that will provide you 140 minutes air time and 330 hours of standby. Toshiba T911 comes in colors of metallic gray, white, black or red.
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Here’s a smartphone from Toshiba shown on the 3GSM tradeshow, the Toshiba G900. It comes with a QWERTY keyboard, touchscreen with 800×400 resolutions, 64MB RAM, two cameras – one for video calls and the other one 2-megapixel for shooting hot girls pic, a USB, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, fingerprint recognition and miniSD card slot. Toshiba G900 runs on Windows Mobile 6.0. No words on pricing and availability.

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This the Samsung Ultra Smart F700, a HSDPA/EDGE handset that comes with a 5-megapixel camera with auto focus, a 2.78″ 256k color TFT display, Bluetooth support and media playback capabilities. It has a QWERTY keyboard for your text messaging. F700 features VibeTonz technology which will let users feel the buttons on the touchscreen by responsive vibrations. Which you prefer F700 or iPhone? They just look about the same.
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The Okwaps S868 is a WM5-powered Smartphone that comes with virtual click wheel on the keypad. The click wheel will allows user easily scroll through the contact, music and more like the iPod. Okwaps S868 has a 2.4-inch display, 128MB ROM, 64MB RAM, an SD card slot, Bluetooth connectivity and it is powered by Intel PXA270 416MHz processor. The phone is available in Taiwan now for $455.

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Here’s a Windows Mobile PC Pro-powered device, the HTC’s “Athena” X7500 which has just hit T-Mobile Netherlands. It features a 5-inch QVGA touchscreen display, 3.0-megapixel camera, 64MB RAM, 256MB ROM, 400MHz Samsung processor, 802.11b/g Wi-Fi, QWERTY keypad, USB connectivity, and also a GSM/GPRS radio. More pics…
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