Design and Build
The iNQ Cloud Q stood out primarily for its inclusion of a full QWERTY keyboard when touchscreens were becoming the mainstream. This feature, paired with the Mini-SIM slot, suggested an intention to appeal to users transitioning from feature phones to smartphones while retaining physical keys for text entry. Although the exact dimensions and weight were not disclosed, its compact nature would have been dictated by the 2.6-inch resistive touchscreen with a resolution of 400 x 240 pixels. The display, capable of showing 256K colors, was standard for its time but would be considered quite basic by today's standards.