Categories: Mobile Phones News    Tags: , , ,

We’ve just been manhandling the Toshiba TG01, a Windows Mobile phone with more power, a better screen and slimmer shell than any other handset in the world. Want to get up close and personal for yourself? Come Feast your eyes on our photo extravaganza after the jump!

The Toshiba TG01 is slim. Incredibly slim. Check out the pictures below and you’ll see it next to an iPhone and a BlackBerry Bold. It makes both look tubby, while the 4.1 inch screen dwarfs the iPhone.

Take a peek at these pics, and you’ll also see Toshiba has re-skinned Windows Mobile 6.1. The interface is a stripey number, but all the essentials are there, from Mobile Office to Internet Explorer Mobile 6, DivX support and full Flash compatibility.

Enough reading. Get clicking on the photos below!

Out Summer 2009 | £TBC | Toshiba

2 Responses to “Toshiba TG01: Hands-on photo fest!”

  1. Boris says:

    wow. this thing looks incredible! love the front-mounted webcam.

    when n’ where?

  2. coolfx35 says:

    It’s Interesting that the Toshiba TG01 only has two buttons on the front – the home and the back buttons – and they look capacitative at that. The dial and hang-up buttons are implemented within the soft key area which is new in a WM device.

Leave a Reply

Please note: comment moderation may be active so there is no need to resubmit your comments.
ioSafe rugged hard drive review

it can take heat up to 815C surviving a blast of heat hotter than a house fire

ratingratingratingratingrating
Toshiba BDX2000 review

Two years after the HD DVD experiment failed, Tosh's wounds have healed and it's trotted out its debut BD spinner

ratingratingratingratingrating

More reviews

EP-offers-button-2 New year, new Electricpig! Click to see what's changed!

More news

Bioshock 2 ending leaked

Bioshock 2 is out today and the ending has already leaked on Youtube. We’ve embedded it below and you can choose to watch it if you like but Bioshock 2’s developers claim you won’t understand it unless you play the game…

Jordan Thomas, creative director at Bioshock 2 developer 2K Marin, says: “People have no context [...]

More videos

More galleries

N900 Video Fest
Suggestion Box