MP3 manufacturer iRiver has forayed into the mobile phone arena with the introduction of iRiver Wave.
Said to offer tough competition to the iPhone, the phone would sport a 3-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 480 x 272 pixels, Wi-Fi, a dictionary, media player that supports both video and audio, handwriting recognition software and the ability to access iTunes music stores such as the ‘Bug Music Service’. It would be compatible with MP3, WMA and Ogg file formats.
Apparently, the Wave will feature up to 4 GB of onboard memory with a support for a miniSD slot, internet access and FM radio. The speculated device is rumored to weight around 103g and measure 110.5 x 52.5 x 15.5mm.
No confirmation on the price and availability details.
