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Meizu M8 Offers Awesome Interface. Looks Like iPhone, But Better!

Author: the surg3on
Published: Mar 16th, 2008
Category(s): All Blogs, Reviews, SmartPhone Reviews


It’s about time for another company to put out some new smart phones that will rival the Apple’s innovation. The great thing with this device and why you might see me with it, Exchange. Microsoft Exchange support is an invaluable addition to any smartphone. I want my Calendar, Contacts, Tasks, Email (sent email, drafts, sub-folders of the inbox), and what have you. Apple jumped right onto the Microsoft bandwagon and licensed Exchange Activesync from the Vole. Even Apple knows how critical it is to persuade business users they can be an extension of the office’s communication system. Unfortunately all of these small Tom, Dick, and Gregory cell phone makers are all about “open source” this, and “open source” that, as well as proprietary operating systems which lock out the shelf-life of their products. Well it looks like Meizu is not a small Tom, Dick, or Gregory. They got the Windows Mobile 6!!! This means SDK, additional apps!!!

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Dimensions: 105mm x 58mm x 11.8mm (H x W x T)
Processor: ARM11 667MHz+
Display: 3.32″, 16600K, 720×480 pixel resolution, Touchscreen TFT LCD
PC Interface: USB 2.0 Ultra Fast Data Transfer
Flash Memory: 4, 8 or 16GB of built-in memory
Operating System: Windows CE for Meizu M8 (Based on Windows CE 6.0)
Video Playback: AVI, MPEG-2, RM(VB), MPEG-4/H.263/H.264 at 30FPS
Camera: 3.0 MPx camera on back. Auto-focus, no flash.
Battery: 1500 mAh Li-ion
Support For:

  • GSM + SCDMA Networks
  • Bluetooth 2.0
  • Wi-Fi
  • TV-out
  • Line-out
  • Video Conferencing
  • USB Host / OTG
  • GPS (Add-on?)

Additional Features:

  • Light sensor - phone brightness adjusts according to environment.
  • Screen tilts according to direction of the phone. Can also recognize shaking, could be used for games.

In a Meizu news conference, an agent at the conference posted a picture of a powerpoint presentation. It suggests that the MiniOne will have the following features:

-Video camera function

-picture function

-TV output

-games

-external keyboard function

-USB Host

-”DMB” (i don’t know what this is)

-LINE-IN function, possibly for microphones

-GPS function

-Wireless Internet

-Bluetooth

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