The phone comes with a 3.3-inch WVGA AMOLED touchscreen display, 5-megapixel camera, 9 lumen projector module ready to throw 50-inch images whenever needed. Other features include DMB digital TV tuner, Bluetooth 2.0+EDR, front-facing camera for video calls, 11GB of onboard memory and support for up to 16GB extra storage space via microSD card.

The Beam SPH-W9600 comes with a 1,200 mAh battery which will certainly get you through your most important presentations and it measures just 56 x 116 x 15.7mm. The projector phone comes with DivX video support, Poly 65, MP3 and CMS audio file support so it will be able to play most of your favorite multimedia files too.

We have no pricing details at this point but expect the phone to cost just a little more when not bundled with new contracts since it also doubles as a projector.

We realize we might have overfed you a little with that plentiful leak of HTC’s 2010 plans, so here’s a chance to better ogle and digest HTC’s “Performance” flagship to be: the Bravo. Pairing Android with Qualcomm’s 1GHz Snapdragon and presenting a 3.7-inch AMOLED facade, this certainly ticks the headline boxes, and the addition of a five megapixel AF cam capable of 720p video capture gives it an extra sheen of 2010 newness. The picture above is accompanied by less solid info indicating a 1,400mAh battery, which will be joined by the mandatory WiFi, Bluetooth and MicroUSB connectivity, plus MicroSD expansion, FM radio tuner, digital compass, and a 3.5mm headphone jack. Then again, the source is the same bunch of heroes responsible for our extra early — and accurate — info on the HD2, so those specs may be considered pretty reliable. Oh, if you’re wondering about the touchscreen, it’s capacitive, like it should be.

Update: If you were wondering about the difference between the Bravo and the recently leaked Passion, there is none other than the branding apparently. We’re also hearing that the above handset will be available in the US in January, a cool three months ahead of the expected European release.

Samsung I5700 Galaxy Spica, or Galaxy Lite, if you prefer, is official as it gets. Not only is the I5700 the fastest gun in the Android crowd with its 800MHz CPU, but it’s also cheaper than the original Samsung Galaxy.

But let’s start from the basics – the Samsung I5700 Galaxy Spica has been sitting in our rumor mill section for a while now and it seemed to be the baby brother of I7500 Galaxy, which we reviewed just recently. The “Galaxy Lite” certainly seemed to suggest it.

The CPU is interesting because the original Galaxy ran the 528MHz Qualcomm MSM7200A processor. But with 800MHz the Spica beats even the Acer Liquid, which until now held the crown for speediest CPU in the Android world – a 768MHz Snapdragon. Liquid still has a lead in RAM – 256MB – versus the 128 of both Galaxy phones.

The rest of the features are very close to those of I7500 Galaxy, save for the lack of internal memory and the camera. Galaxy Spica comes with a 3.2MP camera and support for microSD cards up to 32GB instead. The display is the same size at 3.2″ (though the press release is mum about whether it’s AMOLED and capacitive or not) as is the battery of 1,500mAh. The I5700 is a “Google experience” phone, so it’s connected to Google’s services.

The Samsung I5700 Galaxy Spica will be available in Russia in November for 1,4000 rubles (320 euro or 480 dollars). There’s no word on availability in other locations but it shouldn’t be long now.