Hummer HT1 Mobile Phone

Jun 7 2007, 7:00am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

Fast forward from the 2003 Hummer Flashlight to the upcoming Hummer HT1 Mobile Phone.

Mobile Phone brand mash-up experts ModeLabs are about to release the Hummer HT1 mobile phone.

Features of the GSM Hummer phones include, 2.2" 260K Color TFT touch screen, 2MP camera, 256MB memory and microSD slot. The Hummer HT1 will be available in Europe for 300 Euro (~$404).
Via Unwired View. See also the ModeLabs site. See also the story about ModeLabs Levi's Phone.

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