SAGEM Offers Another Shell

Written by Adam Gosling

Tuesday, 27 March 2007

The latest Sagem mobile phone has arrived in Australia and at a bonny bouncing 82.5 grams the my401C clamshell among the young and active set. The my401C doesn't skimp on too many of the niceties for a 'value' phone with a 'funky' exterior display and large interior colour screen. The device is available either in black or red with both colours getting silver highlights and a coloured keypad. The my401C has a built-in VGA digital still camera with 4X digital zoom and that also has a video recorder/playback function. The music player (MP3 and AAC format) only has an on-board capacity of 32MB, but this is expandable with an industry standard microSD card and the phone has USB connectivity to make the whole transfer to and from your computer deal a bunch easier. The SAGEM my401C also enables you to stay connected with the world with it's WAP and tri-band functions - you can surf the internet at any time with the WAP function, and call home from any location worldwide with the tri-band function and use Bluetooth for hands free calling. www.sagem.com.au Related news items First Windows 6 Palm In Australia -12/09/2007 Semi-Rugged With Grunt -05/09/2007 Telstra Offers $3 Million To Get Seniors Hooked on SMS -15/08/2007 True WiMAX Reaches Sydney and Melbourne -31/07/2007 New Compaq Notebooks Offer Mobile Broadband -16/07/2007 Newer news items New Nokia's For GSM and CDMA -02/04/2007 RIM Boosting Ecosystem With BlackBerry APIs -29/03/2007 BlackBerry 8800 In Australia -28/03/2007 Palm To Update Treo 750 OS -27/03/2007 Palm Backs Hands Free -27/03/2007 Older news items Google Phone Would Be Significant Departure -19/03/2007 Award Winning Low-Cost Motofone Debuts -14/03/2007 Nokia Introduces Software Updater -07/03/2007 New iPaq A Dud Says Gartner -28/02/2007 Nokia Tips Navigation As The Next Must Have -25/02/2007 Tag This Now: