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Android 2.1 based T-mobile Pulse mini introduced at MWC

Pulse mini introduced at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona by T-Mobile UK

A tiny version of the T-Mobile Pulse with a 2.83 QVGA resistive display isn’t an exciting news for the gadget geeks.

The most important thing to know is, that it will be shipped with Android 2.1 .

Presently, T-Mobile has not offered any contract plans for the Pulse Mini. There also is not a concrete UK release date. The Pulse-mini will be manufactured by Huawei

T-Mobile Pulse mini – first look

The Mobile World Congress in Barcelona is not only about HTC or HD mini. Another Android 2.1 smartphone has been launched.

The new T-Mobile Pulse Mini should be available in March, more detailed shots of the device can be seen in the above video.

While a tiny version of the T-Mobile Pulse with a 2.83 QVGA resistive display isn’t the most exciting news for the gadget geeks, it does boast some impressive features.

Features of the rocking T-Mobile Pulse Mini:

Pulse mini is based on the Android 2.1 and is smaller than the original Pulse. It features a 15 panel homescreen.
2.8-inch touch screen, 3.2-megapixel camera with LED Flash and runs on the latest Android 2.1 software.
a preprocessor

“T-Mobile Pulse Mini

The Pulse Mini supports HSDPA, Wi-Fi, 3G and Bluetooth connectivity. It has 300MB of internal memory, which can be boosted by the use of a memory card – although it’s unclear yet how big the supplied memory card will be.”

reviewed via Which