Dec 26 2009, 2:39pm CST | by Robert Evans
Earlier this week, Fun Electronics announced that they will be launching two new product categories. These new products will fall under the Emerson Radio Corp. branded name. Emerson will be producing and selling both unlocked GSM cell phones and E-Book readers. This new line of products will be debuted for the first time at CES 2010.
So far, we have no information about what we can expect out of these new Emerson products. The wording of the press release sounds like these will be unlocked GSM feature phones, not smart phones, but that's not yet 100% clear. We'll know more in January.
CES 2010 will start on January 7, 2010 and lasts until the 10th. Of course CES news is already pouring in. Read about it in our CES 2010 section.
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