Alcatel to release “chic and stylish” lineup of phones on May
Phones, phones and more phones are being planned to be released by Alcatel this May 2007. From what we hear, the planned release of phones will be dubbed as the fashionable bunch. There are designs dubbed to be of “soft-touch plastics”, “leather-like finish”, and phones adorned by “dots of liquid metal.” There are even floral finishes for the very ladylike phone buyer in everyone of us.
The French multinational company calls this 20-phone model May launch, a “Spring lineup of fashion” phones. Apart from the looks department, though, the phone models are reported to boast techie features such as 1.3-megapixel camera, 3.5-millimeter headphone jack, dedicated music controls, and support for 1GB TransFlash cards.
Sounds yummy. But if you’re thinking a unit from such a well-designed selection of phones is going to cost you mucho dinero, fear not. There are such models in the selection of 20 that will surely belong to the budget of any mid-ranged or lower-ranged buyer. Alcatel is also working with GSM handsets approved by the AT&T; the CDMA phones should also be good to go on several “smaller regional carriers”.
Interesting and all, but how will this lineup appeal to the Wi-Fi phone-hungry crowd?
Via Physorg
Phones, phones and more phones are being planned to be released by Alcatel this May 2007. From what we hear, the planned release of phones will be dubbed as the fashionable bunch. There are designs dubbed to be of “soft-touch plastics”, “leather-like finish”, and phones adorned by “dots of liquid metal.” There are even floral finishes for the very ladylike phone buyer in everyone of us.
The French multinational company calls this 20-phone model May launch, a “Spring lineup of fashion” phones. Apart from the looks department, though, the phone models are reported to boast techie features such as 1.3-megapixel camera, 3.5-millimeter headphone jack, dedicated music controls, and support for 1GB TransFlash cards.
Sounds yummy. But if you’re thinking a unit from such a well-designed selection of phones is going to cost you mucho dinero, fear not. There are such models in the selection of 20 that will surely belong to the budget of any mid-ranged or lower-ranged buyer. Alcatel is also working with GSM handsets approved by the AT&T; the CDMA phones should also be good to go on several “smaller regional carriers”.
Interesting and all, but how will this lineup appeal to the Wi-Fi phone-hungry crowd?
Via Physorg