Trinity Android Phone Specs & Features Revealed [ZiiLabs’ 3.5G Trinity Smartphone Runs Plaszma OS or Android]

Well, what do you know, ladies and gents, there’s a new smartphone in town. Although it runs Android it’s a totally new machine and you’ll never guess who makes it! On the other hand I did reveal most of it in the title so you should have figured everything out by now.

ZiiLabs is a division of Creative Technology Ltd., and it’s the company to blame for the creation of the Trinity. This Zii smartphone has been rumored before and starting today it’s official. Creative has its own handset out there and it will be running either Android or the Linux-based Plaszma operating system.

At the heart of the device lie Creative’s StemCell Computing array and the ZMS-05 and ZMS-08 “media-rich” applications processors. Features like accelerated OpenGL ES 3D graphics and superior High Definition 1080p will certainly be available from the Trinity.

But let’s check out the entire specs and features list of the smartphone:

• Quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE
• Tri-band WCDMA
• HSDPA Cat 8 at 7.2mbps
• Full featured platform featuring ZMS-05 StemCell Processor
• Linux-based Zii Optimized Android and Plaszma Support
• Accelerated OpenGL ES 3D Graphics, Video and Imaging
• 3.1-inch 480×800 OLED with capacitive multi-touch display
• Mini HDMI port for 1080p video output
• Xtreme Fidelity#8482 X-Fi audio technology
• 5-megapixel rear facing, auto-focus camera
• VGA forward facing camera for video conferencing
• USB 2.0 Micro port for connectivity and charging
• MicroSD storage expansion and SIM card slots
• 256MB low-power DDR memory
• Integrated Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g
• Bluetooth 2.1 EDR and Hardware GPS
• Composite Video output
• 1130mAH lithium polymer battery

The Zii Development Kit “3G Phone Edition” will offer a “modular development platform” that will let developers to customize the Zii Trinity platform according to their own liking. A future version of the Dev Kit will be available for 4G networks like WiMAX or LTE, but it’s too early for that.

In the mean time we have no idea what carriers around the world are going to adopt this interesting smartphone and there are no pricing indications at this point. What about you guys? Do you like Trinity?