The Glofiish X610 brings home the bacon when it comes to cheap. At (more or) less than USD $400.00, it is one of the cheapest Windows Mobile devices ever to be manufactured. In fact, it is even cheaper than the Verzio’s Windows Mobile device, the Envii when it first came out.

The X610 doesn’t support 3G connectivity, but it does house WiFi, a 2MP camera and 64MB of RAM (128MB flash ROM). It comes with Windows Mobile 6.1. The non-presence of 3G brings about mixed reactions from potential buyers depending on the region they are from. In some cases, not having 3G is a non-issue as WiFi can be more prevalent as a reliable connection option.

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The Glofiish DX900 is the midrange Windows Mobile device from the compay formerly known as ETEN. WHat makes this device unique is that it can accommodate two SIM cards, giving it a place in today’s stable of dual SIM enabled phones. There is an increasing number of mobiles running on two SIMs, but there aren’t that many running on Windows Mobile.

The DX900’s dual SIM feature is limited to one HSDPA (3.5G) connection and another SIM using EDGE. Kudos to Glofiish for coming out with a device that looks good and feels good in the hands. Oily palms are a bane for these types of devices but thus far, the DX900 and it’s little brother, the X610 comply with a very professional and elegant form factor.

The DX900 runs on Windows Mobile 6.1. It comes armed with a Samsung SC3 6400 processor running at 533MHz. The usual bells and whistles for connectivity come with this device including GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth. It also comes with a 2.8 inch 65k color TFT LCD screen. The DX900 comes with a humble 1.3MP camera with LED flash and a secondary VGA camera in front for calls.

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