New Kyocera Cell Phones

CTIA Wireless 2008 trade show hosts the presentation of a new Kyocera cell phones line with support for AWS frequency bands and sporting stylish designs.
All look cool to me but I will start with the Kyocera Neo E1100 because it inspires me elegance and a rare look with this brilliant light-pipe on the exterior which comes to life when someone calls or sends a message.

This cell phone has a hidden OLED caller-ID display and a large 2.2-inch QVGA display, as well as Bluetooth, voice recognition, a built-in 1.3MP camera, Instant Messaging, MP3 player, cool screen savers, wallpapers for personalization, BREW 3.1.5, Internet browsing, and email.

Next comes the Kyocera Mako S4000, a beautiful clamshell showing a color external display, a large keypad, the 1.8-inch main display, and support for Bluetooth, WAP 2.0 and BREW 3.1.5.

You can use it also for pictures as it is equipped with a built-in 1.3MP camera.

Kyocera Adreno S2400 clamshell cell phone is designed to look kinda retro with its tactile finish and the curved edges in high-contrast colors.
The keyboard is large as the 1.8-inch main display for easy messaging.
Other features include MP3 player and external caller ID display.

All are affordable mobile phones that will be released in Q3 this year to support 800 MHz, 1900 MHz, 1700 MHz and 2100 MHz frequency bands.
Kyocera also announced that it has finalized the acquisition of Sanyo mobile phone division.

“This is a milestone day for Kyocera in the mobile phone business,” declared Dave Carey, vice president and general manager of KWC’s Consumer Products Group. “Our new CDMA handsets mark another step in the development of our core CDMA business, while our expansion into the GSM market significantly broadens our global market opportunities and the Sanyo acquisition gives us unprecedented new economies of scale and depth of resources. We’re making a very clear statement today that Kyocera is committed to long-term growth and success in this industry.”