New Mio Leap K1 GPS Phone Featuring Dual-Face Design

New Mio Leap K1 GPS Phone Featuring Dual-Face Design

At Computex 2008, Mio launches a new phone Leap K1 featuring built in GPS and dual-face design. Just like the Samsung F300, one side of the Leap K1 has a smaller screen with the usual mobile phone function. The other side of the phone is a big screen for GPS navigation and multimedia uses.

The Mio Leap K1 support GSM Triband Network (900/1800/1900MHz), it has a built-in 20 channel GPS receiver with pre-installed MioMap 2008 software. While it has a 2.6-inch touch screen at one side, the other side featuring a 1.69-inch OLED display screen. The MioMap 2008 can be activated with the 2.6-inch touch screen, it support car or pedestrian navigation mode for different needs. The maps data can be stored in the microSD card storage.

Different from the Samsung F300, you can take out the battery from the slot at the bottom. Other features include a 2 megapixel camera, bluetooth, 2.5mm audio jack and miniUSB connector.

(Via SlashPhone.)