T-Mobile on Thursday (June 18) launched its much-awaited smartphone Dash 3G which boasts of a full QWERTY keyboard. The new mobile phone is expected to hit the stores by the month of July. Dash 3G smartphone features a 2 megapixel camera with video-capturing facility. The sleeker and smoothly designed smartphone uses Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.1 Standard Edition operating system.
Dash 3G handset has a trackball and round navigation buttons just beneath its display. The smartphone comes with a QVGA display with 320 by 240 pixel resolution. T-Mobile’s Dash 3G features integrated GPS, exchange server support, microSDHC card slot and Bluetooth 2.0. The new phone looks similar to HTC Snap. In fact Dash 3G has been designed by HTC.
Although the pricing details of the new smartphone has not been announced yet, but it expected to go on sale for $100 to $130. The new phone will use T-Mobile's growing 3G network for data service. T-Mobile's 3G network uses technology similar to AT&T's network, but different radio frequencies. It will be interesting to see how T-Mobile will handle radio bands on the device. Meanwhile the carrier has announced to launch an Android-powered phone by next week.
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