Lenovo V707 Sleek Slider Phone

2005-12-24
by red

Lenovo has announced the Lenovo V707, a new classy and sleek slider phone. The Lenova V707 features built-in 64MB memories, T-Flash memory card slot, voice recorder, MP3 player, an 1.3 megapixel camera, and a 1.8” 128×160 TFT-LCD with 262k colors.

The Lenovo V707 measures 87.7×45.7×24.5 mm in dimensions and weighs 93 g. It employs a semi-auto slider mechanism for its slider keypad, you just have to push it lightly to brings out the whole keypad steadily.

On the left side of the phone are the earphone jack and the camera shooting button, while on the right side of the phone are the volume buttons.

The Lenovo V707 is a dual-band (GSM900/1800) handset with the common data transfer capability via the USB cable. It provides up to 300 hours of standby time and up to 200 minutes of talk time.

Via: PhoneDaily
Link: Lenova V707 Product Page (Chinese)

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    1. michelle says:
      2007-01-08 10:32

      Hi guys! i like the phone.The only thing that kept me from using it is that it keeps on shutting off everytime i browse through the phone. I also had a problem with its charger. I can’t charge directly using its charger because the transformer was burnt out and I believe they don’t have a service center here in the Philippines(except for their PCs). im charging its battery through its USB cable. What do you think is the problem with it? the battery or the phone itself? I also hope you could help me out with its charger. Thanks!


    1. red says:
      2007-01-08 11:02

      hi michelle,

      Unfortunately I couldn’t find place selling lenovo’s charger except on eBay China, which they don’t ship to overseas. I’m not sure what problem are you having with the automatic shut down. Perhaps you should bring your phone to a local phone repair technician (stationed at one of those phone stores which sell all the brands), he should be able to tell you what’s wrong except that he probably won’t have the parts for replacement if it’s a hardware fault.

      I wish you good luck in fixing your phone.