WinMo smartphones from Acer

The released images will immediately show two new models: the DX650 and the X960, the former with more surprises.

A DX650 presents a long-seen solution again: both sides of the device serve as separate input surfaces. The front panel is occupied by a respectable, touch-sensitive display in line with today's trends: the size of the QVGA resolution panel is 2,8 inches, which, even if it is not outstanding, brings the expected value in the category. Much more interesting is the back of the mobile, which features a full-featured row of buttons, accompanied by an OLED display: the 128 × A 96-pixel resolution unit may be smiling at first, but it may prove to be an ideal choice in terms of power consumption. Looking at the other capabilities of the device, we shouldn’t be disappointed with Acer’s business policy right now, as GPS, HSDPA, WLAN and Bluetooth technologies have all been included in a device that can only be called beautiful with strong restrictions. Of course, the mobile phone, which is also equipped with a 2-megapixel camera, did not miss the mini-USB connector, which can be considered a quasi-standard, just as the expandability of the memory can be considered solved, thanks to the slot for microSD cards.

With a similar set of knowledge, but with a significantly more consolidated look, it tries to prevail X960: a device with a traditional structure differs from the parameters discussed above in only a few things. The main difference is that there is only one piece of display on the device, but it is already in VGA resolution. There is also a difference when it comes to the camera, as the X960 was equipped with a 3,2 megapixel sensor by the engineers.

Both devices can hit store shelves with a Samsung processor running at 533 MHz as well as Windows Mobile 6.1, but the exact date of the debut is still in full swing.