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Siemens SK65 Mobile has Blackberry built-in

Aug 3 2004, 2:39am EST | by

Siemens SK65 Mobile has Blackberry built-in
 
 

Siemens showed of the the tri-band SK65 mobile phone with Blackberry Built-In licensing program.

The Siemens SK65 features a x2type keyboard (cross-to-type) full-sized (37 keys) keyboard that users can turn out to type messages.
The SK65 features 64MB memory with up to 30MB free, for storing personal information such as e-mails, ring tones and java applications. Additional features include: a 132 x 176 pixel TFT screen with 64k colors, Push-to-Talk and 300 minutes talk time. The phone weighs 144g. The Siemens SK65 will be available in Europe, Middle East and Latin America from November 2004. More details in Siemens Press-Release and Siemens SK65 product page.

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