The Sendo K1, announced in Q1 2005, was a planned feature phone with support for MMS, Bluetooth 1.2, and a 65K color display. Though never released, it was designed to offer extended standby time and practical features like predictive text, downloadable content, and a navigation key—all packed into a compact GSM phone with GPRS.
📋 Sendo K1 Full Specifications
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Launch | Announced: Q1 2005 Status: Cancelled |
| Network | GSM 900 / 1800 GPRS: Yes EDGE: No |
| Body | SIM: Mini-SIM Dimensions & Weight: Not specified |
| Display | 65K colors Resolution: Not specified Features: 5-way nav key, animated wallpapers |
| Memory | No card slot Phonebook: Yes Call Records: 30 total (received, dialed, missed) |
| Camera | No camera |
| Sound | Loudspeaker: No Alert Types: Vibration, downloadable polyphonic ringtones |
| Comms | Bluetooth 1.2 WLAN: No USB: Not specified |
| Features | Messaging: SMS, MMS WAP 2.0/xHTML browser Predictive text input Games: Yes |
| Battery | Removable Li-Ion 720 mAh Standby: Up to 400 h Talk time: Up to 7 h |
| Java Support | No |
| Colors | Not specified |
Sendo K1 Specs Summary
Although the Sendo K1 was ultimately cancelled, its specifications suggest it would have been a capable multimedia messaging device for the mid-2000s. With Bluetooth 1.2, support for MMS, and a color UI, it was a feature phone designed for users who wanted simple, connected mobile communication in a lightweight package.
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