The Sendo X2, announced in Q1 2005, was a compact and powerful Symbian smartphone aimed at multimedia users. It featured a 1.3MP camera, Bluetooth, miniSD storage, and MP3/AAC playback—yet it was unfortunately cancelled before launch, ending Sendo’s mobile ambitions.
📋 Sendo X2 Full Specifications
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Launch | Announced: Q1 2005 Status: Cancelled |
| Network | GSM 900 / 1800 / 1900 GPRS: Yes EDGE: No |
| Body | Weight: 95 g (3.35 oz) Volume: 85 cc SIM: Mini-SIM |
| Display | Type: TFT, 65K colors Size: 2.2 inches Resolution: 176 x 220 (~128 ppi) |
| Platform | OS: Symbian, Series 60 UI Chipset: TI OMAP 5910 CPU: 120 MHz ARM925T |
| Memory | Internal: 32MB Expandable: miniSD card slot |
| Main Camera | Single: 1.3 MP Video: Yes |
| Selfie Camera | No |
| Sound | Loudspeaker: No 3.5mm Jack: No Ringtones: Downloadable polyphonic |
| Comms | Bluetooth: Yes Infrared: Yes USB: Proprietary WLAN: No |
| Features | Messaging: SMS, MMS Browser: WAP 2.0/xHTML, HTML Music: AAC/MP3 Player |
| SyncML, photo editor, predictive text input | |
| Battery | Type: Removable Li-Ion battery (720 mAh) Standby/Talk: Not specified |
| Colors | Not specified |
Sendo X2 Specs Summary
Despite its cancellation, the Sendo X2 was designed to rival early smartphones like the Nokia 6600. Its Symbian OS, photo editing, and MP3 support marked it as one of the most advanced unreleased phones of its time. Compact and lightweight, it stood out in a growing smartphone market that it sadly never entered.
