BenQ-Siemens CF61: Compact Clamshell Mobile With Great Multimedia Features
BenQ Mobile, the new business division of the BenQ Corporation, has launched the BenQ-Siemens CF61 Cell Phone at CeBIT. It is a compact clamshell mobile with exchangable ulta-chic covers, that contains various fun multimedia features. Using its 1.3 megapixel camera, up to nine images can be taken in quick succession. Users can add voice commentary to the pictures according to their wish. It's built-in music player supports almost all formats of music. In whole the clamshell mobile shows new ways of enjoying music and photos. It also offers a customization opportunity which is exceptional for a clamshell. So users can match their outfit and mood with the interchangeable covers in fashionable designs. So this trendy leisure mobile catches everybody’s attention in every place and it is turned into a top fashionable accessory.
It contains an interchangeable microSD cards which provides sufficient space for countless hours of music on up to 1GB of memory. Optimum sound quality is guaranteed by the Headset Stereo HHS-190 (available as an original accessory). Using the innovative 3D sound, users can listen to music with friends. In case users like to sing, then sing along to your favorite song as another great feature is that the lyrics of your favorite songs gets displayed on the large color display. It also provides various types of Bluetooth multiplayer games to prevent boredom. Any other information like party, urgent meetings is well informed via SMS and MMS. Using practical Bluetooth accessories like the Headset Bluetooth HHB-100 calls can be made without cables, which are more convenient.
It offers extra-long talk time which is up to 20 hours and up to 10 days standby time. We should convey thanks to the exchangeable AAA battery.
The BenQ-Siemens CF61 a compact clamshell mobile with exicting multimedia features suffice the requirement of all types of users. It will be available on the market in the second quarter of 2006. Prices will be fixed locally. Any other details can be viewed at www. Benq.com
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