Vodafone has unveiled some of the new handsets that it is getting set to launch. The new devices include the new Qisda QCM-330 and the LG GD880. The QCM-330 is the more interesting looking of the two handsets.

It will feature a 4-inch screen with a resolution of 1280 x 1024, which is impressive. The device also sports HSDPA, WiFi, an accelerometer, and a 3MP camera. The OS is unconfirmed, but thought to be Android. The LG GD880 isn’t as cool a device as the 330, but it is interesting nonetheless.

The device is said to sport a 480 x 854 resolution touchscreen, HSDPA, WiFi, GPS, and a 5MP camera. Vodafone also has a 2010 Compass coming that is a small square device that twists to open. A slew of other handsets that will be hitting Europe this year were shown as well. The 360 Krystal for instance has an interesting feature where you can set it on a paper with a foreign language and the camera will translate the text for you.

Via Mobile Review

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