The Kyocera Dorado KX13 features a built-in antenna, and an LED flashlight, something you rarely see on cell phones. Measuring 4.37 in. x 1.93 in. x .83 in. and weighing 3.7 ounces, the phone also includes standard features such as scheduler, calculator, alarm clock, stopwatch, tip calculator and a world clock.
So you might be asking yourself, why is this classified as an entry level cell phone? Well for starters the Dorado KX13 only runs on CDMA networks, and it does not feature more advanced features typically associated with Smartphones or PDA hybrids. The internal battery lasts for 3.8 hours, which is less than most phones currently available.
Other features include:
– WAP 2.0 browser
– Wallpapers and screensavers
– Front ported speaker for hands free talking
– Polyphonic ring tones
Since Kyocera is targeting budget conscious users, expect the price to come in at under $100 dollars. No official date or price has been announced yet.
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