We’re not sure if this HTC Pharos 3470 Windows Mobile Smartphone will actually be called the Pharos when it launches—especially since it gets people confused with Pharos, who also make GPS Windows Mobile smartphones—but this spy shot looks interesting.
The phone has a 200MHz OMAP processor, 128MB RAM, 2.8-inch QVGA display, Bluetooth 2.0, and GPS. What it supposedly doesn’t have, oddly enough, is 3G or Wi-Fi; two things that HTC phones usually throw in standard. It does have the HTC Touch’s TouchFLO interface, which means to us that there’s no keyboard underneath. [Pcdebolso via Uber Gizmo]
Terry Mathis
January 20, 2008 at 8:52 PM
What? No 3G? What good is it then? Even Telstra is dumping CDMA, which is why me and my wife got the Nokia 6120 that has almost as big a display plus most of the other features of this phone and we got it for free on contract (24 mo. contract@ $30/mo).
Terry
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PDAFan
February 6, 2008 at 1:35 PM
Got a 6120 and it can’t even hold a decent Bluetooth connection to my car kit.. Bought a Dopod 838Pro with Windows Mobile 6 and everything is happy again!
It’s amazing how bad some of the traditional phones still are!
Cheers
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