ModeLabs MyWay Touch, Basic and Cheap Touchscreen Handset

ModeLabs is a French handset maker that we’ve seen in action at MWC 2009. Now they’ve got a neat product coming, their first touchscreen phone, MyWay Touch.

The MyWay series already includes the MyWay Slim and MyWay Alure models, but Touch is different, as it’s an entry-level touchscreen device. The newcomer weighs 85 grams, measures 96.4 x 52.4 x 12 mm and supports tri-band GSM/GPRS connectivity, no trace of 3G or EDGE. On the features list of MyWay Touch there’s also a 2.4 inch display, FM radio, a 3.2 megapixel camera and a microSD slot.

This phone also comes with an accelerometer, Stereo Bluetooth, FM radio, USB 1.1, WAP 2.0 browser and a 720 mAh battery that provides 2 hours and 10 minutes of talk time. Start looking for the handset in French shops from April, at $175.

[via Unwired View]

Related posts:

1. Orange Vegas, the Cheap and Small Touchscreen Phone We’ve Been Waiting For
2. Nokia Readying High End Handset With Capacitive Touchscreen?
3. Orange Vegas, Cheapest Touchscreen Phone Ever?
4. NCKLA E71 is a Touchscreen Nokia E71… Big Fake!
5. Samsung S3650 Corby Touchscreen Phone, Ready to Retail for $286

Tags: 2.4 inch display, cheap touchscreen phone, entry level touchscreen handset, features, launch date, ModeLabs MyWay Touch, price