[Darius Wey]

http://www.eprice.com.tw/mobile/tal...102&tid=4140420

If Acer's F1 seems a little extreme for your needs, or the form factor just isn't to your liking, then you may be interested in the entry-level, Windows Mobile 6.5-based L1 (translated version), pictured above, and C1 (translated version), pictured after the break. The two, which made an appearance at MWC 2009, are now strutting their stuff at Computex, and should be on shelves sometime in the fourth quarter. Details are a little light, though it's known that the L1 includes a slide-out, 12-key numeric keypad, and the C1 includes a 528MHz processor and a 2.0-megapixel camera, while both have 2.8", 240 x 400 touch screens.

[Darius Wey]

http://www.eprice.com.tw/mobile/tal...102&tid=4140420

If Acer's F1 seems a little extreme for your needs, or the form factor just isn't to your liking, then you may be interested in the entry-level, Windows Mobile 6.5-based L1 (translated version), pictured above, and C1 (translated version), pictured after the break. The two, which made an appearance at MWC 2009, are now strutting their stuff at Computex, and should be on shelves sometime in the fourth quarter. Details are a little light, though it's known that the L1 includes a slide-out, 12-key numeric keypad, and the C1 includes a 528MHz processor and a 2.0-megapixel camera, while both have 2.8", 240 x 400 touch screens.