ZTE concept phones you can't have

By on 20 June 2008

Chinese manufacturer ZTE is best known in Australia as the company behind Telstra-branded Next G handsets such as the F158, F165 and the EasyTouch.

In Singapore for CommunicAsia 2008, ZTE showcased a variety of new handsets, but none of them nearly as interesting as the four behind glass. CommunicAsia is an excellent place to do some future-gazing, and ZTE's concept phones show off some of the innovative design possibilities for the next generation of mobile devices.

Image 1 - ZTE concept phones you can't have

Joy 2

Tender-white colour
Soft surface
Comfortable to touch material
Closer to life
Flexible spindle to fit contours of the face
1.5-inch OLED display with touch keypad
1.3-megapixel camera

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