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Lenovo's new i60 and i60s cell phones sure look very sleek'n'shiny and stylish, but are they worth a purchase. Let's see:

The i60 (pictured left) is a dual-band phone with a nice 3" WQVGA display, support for up to 16GB of memory, dual-SIM slots, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity.

The i60s on the other hand has a smaller 2.

Lenovo's Ophone is a full-touchscreen Android-based smartphone, and this is its latest live shot. Basing on its latest review, the device is slightly bigger than both the standard and 3G iPhones, no matter how you measure it. But who cares, when you know it's Android-powered, right? It's just a pity we probably won't see it the U.S. Oh well, that's life.

Known features:

• Android OS;
• 624MHz CPU;
• 5Mpix camera;
• 3.

Lenovo came up with a new GPS-enabled handset, called P990. It is now available in Asia, and supposedly features the following:

• Support for GSM 900/1800 MHz network;
• 3" 240x320 display;
• 2Mpix camera;
• SiRF Star III GPS chipset;
• 3-core CPU;
• microSD card slot;
• 1450 mAh battery