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Arima Demos New UIQ Smartphone

Oct 4, 2004, 12:13 PM by (staff)

Taiwanese manufacturer Arima Group will be demonstrating its new U300 smartphone this week at the Symbian Expo in London. The U300 is a tri-band GSM device based on Symbian's UIQ 2.1 smartphone OS, the same as in Sony Ericsson's P900. The U300 features a sliding keypad design, a large transflective TFT touch-screen, and a rotating 1.3 megapixel camera with flash. Other features include 30 frames-per-second video capture, Bluetooth, and an FM radio.

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corporate

Oct 4, 2004, 12:40 PM

Pricing?

Any idea on potential prices? It would be nice if this made SE lower their P9xx pricing a bit.

jwbass1985

EXPENSIVE! 😁

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