Design and Build
The Gigabyte g-Cam offers a compact and slightly bulky design with dimensions of 105 x 46 x 24.1 mm and a weight of 113g. Its robust frame is indicative of the era's typical design ethos, being substantial yet manageable in one hand. The phone supports a mini-SIM, which was standard during its release period. A notable aspect is its dual display—an early attempt to give users flexibility in screen usage, despite having a modest 2.0-inch TFT resistive touchscreen with a resolution of 176 x 220 pixels. However, the screen-to-body ratio is only about 26.1%, which by today's standards is minimal.