Like it or not, since Sony Ericsson launched their Walkman phone series, music phone has become more and more popular nowadays. The idea is simple actually, to combine a music player with a mobile communication device. Of course we have to give our thanks to Apple for developing iPod and make everyone go crazy with portable audio player. I believe that’s one of the reason we can see many music phones today.

Alright, enough of my crap. Here’s the latest music phone that will soon hit the market. The K352 seris from Kyocera. This candybars-shape cell phone operates under 800 MHz CDMA networks and offers a large 256MB of internal memory. Yeah, that’s big enough, but hopefully Kyocera doesn’t forget to include a memory card slot so we can have an additional storage for our audio files.

Other features include a USB 2.0 connectivity for transferring music files, a standard VGA camera module, and a large 1.8-inch (128×160) 65K colors TFT LCD screen. Weighs at just 3 ounches, Kyocera K352 cell phone will be available internationally in the third quarter of 2006.

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