Jan 11 2009
iriver Wave, the first phone of the South Korean company
Posted by: Maria Mihale in iRiver
iriver, the South Korean-based consumer electronics manufacturer, has just announced its highly anticipated touchscreen WAVE phone, with Wi-Fi capabilities. There were many rumors concerning the device since the first day the news appeared in the spotlight, which made people very curious about this new-entry, but now it’s official.

If you take a short glance at the iriver Wave, then you will surely notice the simple silhouette, which is actually elegant and discrete, despite the asymmetric figure. Besides that, I’m sure that it will catch your attention, not only because it’s the first iriver phone ever built, but also because we’re talking about a phone equipped with full touch sensitivity. Another feature that you wouldn’t miss is the cool trackball, which reminds me of the Blackberry handsets.
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Working as a media player, playing audio and video files, the iriver Wave’s features include: a 3 inchTFT touchscreen display with a resolution of 400 x 272 pixels and 260K colors, plus handwriting recognition, Wi-Fi capabilities, VoIP capabilities, text messaging, a couple of pre-installed dictionaries, access to a music service like Bugs Music Service, FM radio, an integrated mom speaker, USB 2.0, 7 preset EQ settings and an internal memory of 4 GB and microSD card for expandable memory of up to 4 GB.
The iriver Wave measures 110.5 x 52.5 x 15.5 millimeters and weighs approximately 103 grams, and the package includes a set of earphones, a USB cable, a stylus pen, a holder for the battery, an adapter, a start guide that will quickly put you on theme, a warranty card and an installation CD.
The bad thing is that details about the price or the availability of the phone aren’t yet available, even if when rumors started to spread it was announced to be exclusively released in the Korean market on March 9, 2009.
(Source: unwiredview.com)

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