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Engadget Mobile has gotten a first-look at the General Mobile DSTL1.  Earlier, we reported  that General Mobile had plans to release a dual-sim Android phone with a 5 megapixel camera.  The lack of the five required hardware buttons for Android almost suggested that the device would never become a reality.  Now, a live demo have shown that the device is indeed a reality.

Here are some specs that we were able to pull from the video.

• WQVGA LCD display
• 5MPcamera
• dual SIM (appears to support both at the same time)
• 4GB memory built in
• 624MHz processor
• videochat via a proprietary app (face-to-face)
• tri-band EDGE with WiFi (a separate US and European version)

The arrival date was generally set around the end of the second quarter this year.

The video, after the jump.

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