Dell Mini 3i Smartphone Officially Launhced in China
Dell Mini 3i Smartphone Officially Launhced in China
Dell finally made its first smart phone official. With an official press release on their site Dell says that its first Android smartphone will be available in China in late November, while Brazilian customers should be able to buy it before the year’s end. Details, including specs and pricing, are scarce right now, but we do know that the Mini 3i– just the first of handsets to come. The Chinese Mini 3 may lack 3G and WiFi, but it comes with a stylus that works on capacitive screens and a miniUSB to 3.5 mm headphone jack cable to rock out to whatever state propaganda is à la mode. Meanwhile, a chinese blogger was able to get his hands on a Mini 3i and unbox it a little before Dell’s official announcement. The logo on the box reads “The world’s most compact Dell” which is an attempt to make you believe that the handset is a miniature computer. The 3.5 inch 360×640 capacitive touch screen is supplemented by a special stylus to help with the writing. It is also said to have handwriting recognition and multi-touch features.It is also bundled a 3.5mm adapter for the mini-USB port in case their handsfree isn’t good enough for your audiophilic ears.
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