New VK Phones Announced
December 9th, 2005 12:53 PM | by Christen da Costa | 2 Comments
VK released a bevy of new phones this week. The follow up the VK2000, the supposed rival to the RAZR, called the VK2010 and VK2100 are slim candy bar style phones (not much bigger then a business card) and feature Bluetooth and MP3 playback. The VK2100 was due to have a camera, but there appears to be no proof of that based on the picture. The flip phone, the VK3100 is of course on the thick side – relatively speaking of course – and sports MP3 playback, Bluetooth and a camera. The closest rival to Samsung T809 of this bunch looks to be the VK4500 slider phone.
These phones will allegedly appear outside of the Asian market, but no ‘for sures’ of when and exactly where.
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