Haier, one of the global manufacturers of consumer electronic products, has now released its latest mobile phone, the Haier D2100, at the FCC. Looking at the initial pictures of the mobile phone and going through the initial user manual, we think it is just about another cell phone in the market. Nothing specifically high-end about this one. Offering features such as FM Radio, Messages menu, Phone book and other normal features, this phone also gives you a Profile manager.
The Haier D2100 looks nice and neat – nothing flashy or loud about it. It seems to be just the right phone if you are the “quiet” kinds who value simplicity and faithfulness over flamboyance.
Haier D2100
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Haier recently introduced its truly smart-looking 3G Quad Band smartphone, U1, at the 2009 CES. This stunning mobile phone features a 2.9” LCD VGA touchscreen display and is powered by Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional. So you can well imagine the speed at which this little wonder functions.
Comprising a virtual QWERTY-style keyboard, this GSM/GPRS/EDGE 7.2Mbps HSDPA, the Haier U1, also supports Office Mobile, Web Browser, Windows Live, Text and Picture Messaging, Video recording and playback, powerful Camera, MP3 and MP4, WAP, T-Flash memory slot, GPS tracking, FM Radio, Organizer and so on.
We will bring you more news as and when it arrives. Till then, feast your eyes on the first few pics of the Haier U1 smartphone.
Haier U1
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