Dell Mini 3i Smartphone
December 4, 2009 | Cell Phones, Dell | 1 CommentThe Smartphone goes Dell flexible platform of China Mobile oPhone open source, and includes the latest in popular entertainment, including preloaded maps for navigation. A large 3.5-inch widescreen creates an experience on the big screen, take pictures and videos more and more intense. The Dell Mini 3i smartphone is also compatible with a wide range of consumer applications, e-mail platforms, software and office productivity.
People today want to live their lives with them – they want to discover, capture and share new content, they roam around the world,” said Michael Yang, vice president and general manager for Greater China consumption Dell. We believe Dell years of collaboration development along with China Mobile will expand the experience better than anyone in the industry.” Yang added: “This marks an important milestone in the long-term partnership between China Mobile and Dell,” said a China Mobile spokesman. “We are excited for Dell to be among the first manufacturers to introduce new technologies based on the platform oPhone. We look forward to working with Dell as it brings new products and value added services to our customers’ lives.
The Smartphone Dell is the result of a year-long partnership with China Mobile and further illustrates the continued investment in Dell’s smarter and more mobile products. China Mobile, the largest global provider of mobile services with over 500 million subscribers, is teaming with Dell earlier this year to develop a new product for the rapidly growing base of mobile users broadband in China, there incorporating 3G technology in the Dell Mini 10 netbook.
With the recent launch of the platform oPhone, the industry analysts are saying that the current base of 180 million users of mobile broadband in China continue to grow at a rapid pace. The Smartphone Dell is specifically designed to give those customers a smart phone that allows rapid assessment, easy and fun to access the Internet, e-mail, chat, music and video. [via letsgodigital]
