Gigabyte Launches 3 WinMob Handsets in India

Gigabyte has launched three touchscreen, GPS enabled handsets in India.

Shayne Rana|Apr 22, 2009, 15:28:40 IST

In Feb of this year, GIGABYTE Communications Inc. had announced its foray into the rapidly growing mobile phone market with the launch of its award winning new generation GSmart phones that included the MS820 touchscreen handset with GPS. They have now introduced two new models of touch screen Windows Mobile PDA phones for the Indian market along with the MS820 and - the MW702 and MW700.

The GSmart mobile phones being launched in India run on a Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional OS and come equipped with features that also include built-in GPS, Autofocus cameras some of which include Face Detection, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth as well as external memory support via microSD cards.

The GSmart MS820, according to the company is capable of working virtually with all audio, video and image formats and features -

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