Although twitter notifies you through SMS and allows you to reply via SMS again, if you’re worried about the expensive bill imposed by your carrier for using Twitter, here is a new device to cut down your costs.

Nobody likes to carry around more than one electronic device at a time and instead, would love to have everything such as music, photos, internet and whatever you could possibly imagine packed on a single smartphone or a mobile device. But if you still like to carry one separately for tweeting, Twitter Peek might be of interest for you.

From the makers of the device Peek Pronto which is exclusively for sending emails, Twitter Peek is their latest innovation which can send and receive tweets and nothing else more. Even if you get a link in the message, it cannot be viewed as it does not have a browser and this is a major drawback as most of the tweets contain links to full post.

If you’re still interested, Twitter Peek has a 2.5 inch color screen with 240 x 320 resolutions (no touch support)to display upto 8 lines of message along with status information and has a qwerty hardware keyboard beneath it typically in blackberry style. There’s just a scroll wheel for navigation and additionally a back button to return to home screen with list of tweets.

Fortunately, it uses very less battery and so a single charge would result in about 3-4 days of continuous usage. Considering the amount of work it does, we guess it’s not all that great.

Available in two colors grey and aqua or twitter blue for 100 USD  with 6 months free service and after which it costs you $8 USD each month. Or if you could dish out 200 bucks, there will be no subscription charges and you can use it for lifetime.

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