Today E-TEN has introduced the Glofiish X600 as its lightest Glofiish smartphone yet, and although pricing has not yet been released, the X600 is boasted as a “value” phone for “consumers looking for an affordable, versatile mobile communications device,” according to Wayne Ma, President of E-TEN.

The Glofiish X600 measures 107 x 58 x 14.7mm and runs Windows Mobile 6 with Microsoft Office apps on a 400MHz processor with 64MB of RAM and 128MB of ROM. It also features a 2.8 inch touchscreen, WiFi b/g, Bluetooth 2.0, GPS with SiRF Star III, a 2 megapixel camera and a microSD card expansion slot. It sports a matte black color with red trim, will support the EDGE protocol and is expected to hit streets somewhere around mid-November with an “affordable price”.

The glofiish X500 is a great contender for the ultimate mobile business solution device. ETEN boasts that at the time of its production, the glofiish X500 is the thinnest phone running Windows Pocket PC and having communications through Quad-band GSM, WiFi and GPS all in one device. On top of that, the X500 also supports Bluetooth to allow you to use a headset or full keyboard without wires.

A built-in Qwerty keyboard would always be nice, but it would certainly affect the size of the new glofiish mobile phone which will require you to type on the screen or with an external keyboard. The dimensions on this gadget are a mere 113mm x 59.5mm x 15.5mm and it weighs a svelte 146g with the battery installed. The display screen is also a decent sized 2.8″ TFT-LCD with a resolution of 240 x 320 and 65,536 …