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BenQ Planning Symbian Smartphone

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Feb 12, 2003, 11:12 AM by (staff)

Taiwanese electronics maker BenQ plans to release a Symbian-based smart phone in the third quarter. The phone will use the same UIQ interface platform as the recently-released Sony Ericsson P800. The company said the phone will be intended for GSM/GPRS networks, and hinted at the inclusion of a touch-sensitive color LCD screen. The phone will also include a built-in digital camera, a Mini USB port, and support for Bluetooth.

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