Vodafone 1231 smartphone is hard on texting, but easy on the pocket

23 Oct, 2008 | Comments (21) | Post your comment

A Vodafone exclusive Windows Mobile OS smartphone leaked today over at the FCC website, sporting a full QWERTY keyboard and GPS.

The full QWERTY keyboard and the built-in GPS receiver that the Vodafone 1231 harnesses seem quite nice but there's no Wi-Fi or 3G support in sight so we guess it won't be a high-end device.

Manufactured by ZTE, the Vodafone 1231 is a tri-band GPRS/EDGE smartphone with a large 2.5-inch landscape-oriented QVGA TFT display, capable of showing up to 65K colors. The 64 MB user available memory, microSD card slot and a 1.3 MP camera are among the confirmed data.

Vodafone 1231 measures 113 x 65.4 x 14.5 mm, weighs 130 grams and draws its juice from a 1100 mAh Li-Ion battery. There is no information on the device pricing and availability, but we guess it would be a relatively affordable piece of kit.

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Vodafone 1231 smartphone is hard on texting, but easy on the pocket - reader comments

Kenny

Ok. I have one of these for over month now, and I must tell you it has been excellent. To be honest, I got this phone for free as I upgraded my vodafone subscription, therefore I assumed it would suck big time. In contrast, it has a very good de...