Filed under: News | Mobile Phones
Dec 14 2006, 1:08pm CST | by Shane McGlaun
Rather than use cheap feeling and fragile plastic bodies like some Smartphone’s, BenQ went all aluminum with the EL71. The screen is a 2” version with262K colors sporting a QVGA 240 x 320 resolutions. If you like thin phones, the EL71 is only 16.5mm thick, as a comparison, early models of the Razr from Motorola were 14.5mm thick.Also wrapped into the attractive package are a 1.3MP digital camera with LED flash and MP3 player functionality. A built-in MicroSD slot allows you to further expand the memory as well. The EL71 is GPRS class 10/Edge network compatible as well.
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