Thread: Dell's Chinese Phone

Yes Dell is coming out with their own brand phone and its a Chinese handset.
The new phone from Dell is called the Mini 3i, and it will run the Android OS which is used by the Lenovo Ophone.
China's largest mobile phone operator which is China Mobile will be launching this device under the brand name Ophone.
The Ophine will be available in the market later on this month, and not as soon as many people may think.
One more company to join hand ni this project will be Dopod.

At the moment this is all the information, but keep updating the thread when you know more about the Mini 3i

Originally Posted by Preeti_20

Yes Dell is coming out with their own brand phone and its a Chinese handset.
The new phone from Dell is called the Mini 3i, and it will run the Android OS which is used by the Lenovo Ophone.
China's largest mobile phone operator which is China Mobile will be launching this device under the brand name Ophone.
The Ophine will be available in the market later on this month, and not as soon as many people may think.
One more company to join hand ni this project will be Dopod.

At the moment this is all the information, but keep updating the thread when you know more about the Mini 3i

dell wale apne pair pe khud kulhari kyon mar rahe hain???

At last, the much rumored Dell cellphone has made its first official appearance. The 3.5-inch 360 x 640 pixel device with capacitive touchscreen was on display in China running the Android-based Open Mobile System (OMS). The Mini 3i was on-hand as part of the launch of China Mobile's new Application Platform that offers music, video, and app downloads to mobile phones from Nokia, Samsung, LG, and apparently, Dell. The candybar device lacks WiFi (or Chinese WAPI) and is strictly 2G GSM (no 3G) but does come with a 3 megapixel camera, microSD slot, Bluetooth, and 950mAh battery. Guess now we know why the early prototypes were met with a collective meh by mobile carriers earlier this year. No idea when this will ship but it looks China-bound for at least the near future. A few more pics after the break.

Source-
http://www.engadget.com/2009/08/17/d...ting-in-china/