At its heart, the LG KE850 PRADA is a tri-band GSM phone with GPRS and EDGE, there’s a large 240×400 pixel touch-sensitive display that can playback widescreen video clips, Bluetooth 2.0, microSD expandable memory, and the KE850 has an FM radio and a two megapixel camera. We measure the display as being 3.2 inches diagonally, a little smaller than the iPhone’s 3.5 inches. Bearing an uncanny resemblance to the Apple iPhone, the LG KE850 designed in conjunction with PRADA is an advanced touchscreen-only phone with sleekly understated looks.

The Sony Ericsson K550i (and the i-mode variant, the K550im) are perhaps a good example of the way technology progresses in the mobile phone industry. Almost two years ago, Sony Ericsson announced what was then their high-end camera phone, the K700i. Today, the K550i shares almost exactly the same features, but as the number designation shows, Sony Ericsson now regards this particular handset as a mid-range device.

Sony Ericsson W610i is a very slim monoblock phone with a thickness of just 14mm, it comes with a 1.9″ 176×220 pixel display, 2 megapixel digital camera, an FM radio and expandable memory using Memory Stick Micro cards. Sony Ericsson include a 512Mb card in the box which is enough for about 8 albums worth of high-quality MP3s.

It’s an HSDPA capable 3.5G smartphone, with download speeds of up to 7.2Mbps (where supported), plus UMTS (3G), EDGE and GPRS, but the Samsung F700 does not appear to support WiFi.

The Samsung F700 will be officially announced at next week’s 3GSM World Congress, but Samsung have given us a brief glimpse of the specifications of this upcoming device in advance.

Asus P535 has tri-band GSM GPRS (900/1800/1900 MHz) device that runs Windows Mobile 5.0 on a 520 MHz Intel XScale processor. It comes with 64 MB RAM and 256 MB ROM.

The form factor is just the same as a PDA, that comes with a 2.8-inch color QVGA screen, micro-SD card slot, and Bluetooth 2.0 (with EDR) short-range wireless networking. Other features include integrated Wi-Fi (802.11b/g), SiRFStar III GPS receiver with TomTom NAVIGATOR 6 mapping software, and a 2-megapixel camera with autofocus.

This Motoming A1200 smartphone serves as a PDA, a music player, a camera, a video recorder, a name card reader and a data storage device of up to 1GB – in one chic package.

Specification:
Phone type: Quadband
Networks: GSM 850, GSM 900, GSM 1800, GSM 1900
Connectivity options: GPRS, Java, Bluetooth, USB
Weight w/battery: 122 g
Battery type(s) supported: Rechargeable 850mAh Lithium-ion battery
Max. talktime (in hours): 7 hours
Max. standby time (in hours): 200 hours
Additional functions: High performance PIM; speaker independent voice dial; cursive handwriting recognition (Chinese only) ;email support ;instant messenging via IM Wireless Village; Motorola ClearTalk technology.

One of the first three handsets to be launched under the BenQ-Siemens brand, the S88 is a substantially better handset than many we’ve seen from the Siemens camp recently. Pitched at the upper-midrange market, the BenQ-Siemens S88 competes directly against the likes of the Sony Ericsson K750i.

Both the S88 and K750i feature a 2 megapixel camera with LED flash, a 176×220 pixel 262,000 colour display, expandable memory (microSD on the S88), MP3/multimedia player and Bluetooth.

Nokia 6085 is an inexpensive clamshell phone with expandable memory and an MP3 player. It’s a pretty disappointing mix of components that appear to have been thrown together.

Nokia have revise a fairly standard overall look that we’ve seen in other 6000 series clamhshells, and then added a low end 128×160 pixel display and VGA resolution camera. The Nokia 6085 comes with a microSD slot, FM radio, Bluetooth and an MP3 player and usefully it is a quad-band GSM phone.