Alienware Mobile Phone design built on Android

Posted in Mobile Phones by Darrin Olson on February 15th, 2008

Alienware Android PhoneTake a look at these images of an Alienware mobile phone that would be built on the Android platform. it possesses has the familiar look of the Alienware computers with a glowing grill when calls come in and a a slide-up display to reveal a touch-sensitive keypad and a joystick for mobile gaming right in the middle. We can’t disagree that this phone might be the most popular design with hardcore gamers and Star Trek fans, but probably not the biggest hit on the market. Of course we’re eager to see any phone running Android and this one is no exception, but these look to be just designs for now.

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Thanks, Patrick.

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3 Comments to “Alienware Mobile Phone design built on Android”
  1. Its OVERKILL Says:

    This phone is awesome i would so pay twice the price of an iphone to get one of these! I love the look of alienware!

  2. barrientos obed Says:

    Hi you would help me?
    I need to know the structure of this cell phone,because I doing a homework this tuesday.
    Also,how will it is funtion?

  3. ace Says:

    hey, im wonder when does this come out? i need to know plz

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