A couple of lucky folks in China managed to score a Lenovo LePhone handset back in April and now they’ve started publishing details about the device. The guys of Sooyuu have reviewed the phone, just ahead of the May launch. Apparently, some changes were made to the unit shown by Lenovo back at CES 2010. We’ve found out that the initial...
Chinese company Lenovo is going to launch a weather-resistant handset, the ET10 model, pictured below. Apparently, this device is a 3G Windows phone with support for TD-SCDMA/GSM standards and a case that measures 18.2mm in thickness. The handset weighs 188 grams, it incorporates a 3.4 inch touchscreen display, with a 240 x 320 pixel resolution and...
Although at first we heard that Lenovo’s cool Lephone Android handset was only meant for the Chinese market, it seems that the phone will be available internationally starting with the second half of 2010. We remind you that the device was showcased at CES 2010. We also expect to see it at MWC 2010, with its cool 3.7 inch touchscreen (480 x 800...
After seeing Lenovo’s new Android phone shown at CES 2010, it’s time to have a look at some official shots, portraying the handset. Lephone was made famous during the Las Vegas tech show by its snap-on QWERTY keyboard, also present in the image below. The handset’s curvy design is also appealing, but we wonder how ergonomic that central...
Lenovo’s LePhone was handed over to the folks of Mobile Crunch for some hands on quality time @ CES 2010. The result was the video you can see after the break, portraying the Android-based handset in action. LePhone packs a beautiful 3.7 inch 800 x 480 pixel OLED display, it uses volume buttons on the side and a reprogrammable button on the right. The...
Lenovo has just announced the LePhone handset for the Chinese WCDMA market, an Android phone that will be available starting May this year. The device, pictured below, has some pretty impressive specs that you can find out after the break. Since it’s compared to the iPhone, you might as well know that the Android phone has better hardware specs...
Lenovo might make some pretty good PCs, but they’re not that good when it comes to business. As you might already know, they recently bought back their mobile phone making unit for twice the price they sold it for in 2008. The lucky folks getting the cash are the Hony Group, making a million dollars a week for the last two years. Lenovo sold...
Lenovo is a pretty important computer manufacturer, specially if you’re familiar with the Ideapad and Thinkpad brands, but they’ve recently gotten into the mobile game, via the Android Phone available in China. Said handset is the OPhone, sold by China Mobile and making the company the number 3 smartphone brand in China. However, in case...
If you thought that Lenovo was on the right track with the OPhone and all, prepare to be surprised: turns out that the iPhone clone got cloned as well, and it was turned into a handset called Levono. Lenovo OPhone was released in September by China Mobile, running the OPhone OS, but still not being able to escape the iPhone clone image it has. Levono...
Lenovo O1 hasn’t even hit the market and already its maker is considering a low end version of the device, dubbed the O1e. The info comes from China’s regulatory authority and claims that the new handset will be a dumbed down O1. Mobile Review mentions that the handset will keep its 8GB internal memory, but it’ll replace the metal...
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