C905 features:

OS: OSE A250

Camera: 10.2 megapixel, 3x optical zoom, Sony CCD Sensor, UI of Sony T200 camera, auto and manual focus, face detection (up to 5 faces), multi focus points (up to 5) with manual positioning for each one

Video: HD 720 recording (for 15 min.) or DVD 480p as long as the memory or battery can handle

Video/3D Accelerator: NVDIA APX 2500

Display: wide 3 inch WQVGA (400×240)

Sound: 2 loud speakers at the back (stereo sound)

Navigation: JogX rotating wheel and 7 dedicated keys

Flash: Xenon and bright LED (Xenon for still, bright LED for BestPic, Burst, Video and Torch)

Memory: 160MB internal memory, memory stick micro slot

Other: Bluetooth 2.1, aGPS, WiFi a/b/g/draft-n, accelerometer 2, TV out

Accessories: compatible with DVB-H Enabler PowerMax (adds DVB-H functionality + optional battery for extended battery life when watching TV )

According to the phone’s designer the device will be released n Q3 2009, but they may only be wishful thinking.

Here’s the prototype’s full list of specs:

- UMTS/HSDPA
- Wi-Fi/ Bluetooth
- 6 megapixel Leica 3x optical zoom camera/1.3 megapixel front camera
- 32 GB Flash Disk Drive (SDD - Solid Slate Disk), miniSD Slot
- Intel sARM 1Ghz, 256 MB RAM
- nVidia nMobile (T&L, 24 unificated shaders, 32MB RAM)
- 32 bit high resolution touchscreen
- mini USB

Software and apps:

- SE Linux 1.2 (core 2.6.22.1)
- SE Media Player (support for MP3, WMA, AVI, MP2, DivX, Xvid)
- SE Movie MAker
- SE Music Studio
- Gimp Mobile
- Firefox 3 mobile/Thunderbird 3 mobile
- Miranda Mobile
- SSH Client
- SE Calendar
- SE Mobile Midnight Commander

Oh, did I mention that W990 also features a holografic “touch” (sensor) display?

The concept was designed by J. Havrlant and it’s far better than the poor design that surfaced on the Internet weeks ago, claiming to be the real handset.