The quad-band GSM phone includes an 8GB hard drive, 512MB RAM, dual QVGA displays, dual 2 megapixel cameras, QWERTY keyboard, GPS, Bluetooth, EDGE, WiFi, VGA output, and a microSD slot. Not surprisingly, Advance Tech is positioning this as an ultra-premium device; the company doesn't even call it a smartphone, billing it instead as a "laptop computer miniaturized to the size of a handheld device." One thing that hasn't been miniaturized is the price: Advance Tech envisions selling the MAGIC for $1,000 when it rolls out next quarter.

• powered by Windows Mobile 5.0 for Pocket PC Phone Edition
• processor: Intel Xscale 624 MHz with graphic accelerator 2700G3 and Video RaM
• connectivity standards: GSM quad band / GPRS / Wi-Fi 802.11b / EDGE / Bluetooth 2.0 / GPS / IrDA FIR 4 / USB
• card slot: micro-SD
• RAM 512 MB, ROM 512 MB, hard disk 8 GB
• 2 displays, both: QVGA = 320x240 pixels
• 2 cameras, both: 2 megapixel
• output: VGA Out, Print Out / USB printing
• dimension: 125 x 70 x 32 mm
• weight: 300 g
• QWERTY keyboard