Well, the CeBIT is over but still the news keeps flowing in. One of the models we just dug out was the new g-Smart i phone from Gigabyte. Gigabyte, one of the leading manufacturers of the computer pheripherals nad electronics, today announced its new pocket PC phone, the g-smart i mobile phone for Europe. The slim looking phone boasts of a sturdy look and also very light in weight but is packed with wide range os applications, which is expected as it runs on Mobile Windows 5 (AKU 2,0) Operating System

The g-smart i PDA phone is a TriBand 900/180071900MHz GSM phone with GPRS capablities. Whats incredible is, it comes with a default of 64 MB of RAM and 128 MB of ROM and with an mini SD slot provided, you ca always increase the capacity. Like most of the PDA phones in the business today, not surprisingly it has gone for a TFT LCD, 2,4"to 262.000 colors QVGA and is also powered by a 2.1 MegaPixel camera. On the connectivity side of it, the phone boasts of Wi-Fi 802.11b and Bluetooth 1.2, which now more or less found in most of the High-end phones. Also included are Analogic receiver TV and Integrated radio FM making, just to make sure that the user does not get into boredom.

The Gigabyte g-Smart i, will hit the stores at the end of May and don't expect the phone to be cheaper than $600. For more information visit www.gigabyte.com

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