Techfaith’s dual SIM touchscreen Cynthia 850

Yesterday we looked at Techfaith’s Bono phone. Today’s model from the Chinese business model design company is the Cynthia 850.
As with the Bono, it’s a Qualcomm device running Windows Mobile. It’s less sophisticated in terms of network capability however being only triple band GSM.
In my opinion though, despite looking similar, it’s a more stylish and streamlined device than the Bono with a 2.8 inch touchscreen. Significantly it’s also one of the growing number of dual SIM Chinese devices – one for work, more for personal use – and has a 2MP camera. Memory is 256MB plus a MicroSD card slot.
Standby time is 150 hours and talk time is 4 hours.

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