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Blade is the new phone model launched by Sky in Korea, coming in a luxurious black finish and featuring HSDA high-speed data transfer technology.

It is called Blade because it shows a blade shape direction key and gradation light while it uses the haptic technology for the buttons which makes you feel a short vibration at the touch of your finger, without the need for pressing.

Other key elements include extended global romancing support, WCDMA, GSM and a wide 2.1-inch QVGA LCD display.
The built-in camera has 1.3MP resolution and Blade also features music player, an electronic dictionary, document viewer and multi-tasking.

Sky Blade is available at around $550 after the conversion from South Korean Won.

The next mobile phone from Sky is a black slider called IM-S300 aka Romantic Wave Slimphone.

Only Korea will have it in markets, and the reason for it is called like that is its design, a shape that imitates a wave.
The romanticism is suggested by the violet LED light from the keypad.

Sky IM-S300 has a display measuring 2.2 inches, and integrates an MP3 player, an electronic dictionary, the file viewer, and a standard built-in 1.3MP camera.

The slider phone has also multitasking capability to allow you use more applications simultaneously and save time.



In the images I am presenting the phone is black but there is also a white version available.

The suggested retail price is of $450.

Sky presented the IM-R200, which is a phone with a very interesting concept. The slider sports a dual LCD – one for the display and the second one for keypad. Dual LCD technology is not new but using it to replace the conventional keypad is something new and vrey attractive. The phone features a 2 megapixel camera with autoflash, a music player with 3D sound, microSD support and 116MB of built-in memory. But, of course, like so many other cool mobile phones, it will only be available in Korea. No news for rest of us, mortals.

Via akihabara.