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| First Pocket PC with Integrated Camera |
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24th July 2003 |
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“Sprint continues to demonstrate what it means to be a leader in innovation and wireless business solutions by extending our portfolio of smart devices to include Windows Mobile-based Pocket PC Phone Edition,” said Phil Bowman, vice president, business marketing for the PCS Division of Sprint. “The Hitachi G1000 is a powerful tool that lets you leave your laptop behind and continue to get business done. Now, customers have a wireless device that combines the familiarity of the Microsoft Windows Operating System, the speed and coverage of the enhanced Sprint Nationwide PCS Network and clarity of a PCS Phone. It’s an amazing combination for employees or individuals who want to be more productive while away from their desks or on the move.” The Hitachi G1000 is a first-in-its-class “converged device” meaning it offers the power of a PC and convenience of a wireless phone in one compact unit (8.4 oz, 5.8” x 3.3” x 0.9”). It comes loaded with Windows Mobile software for Pocket PCs, 32 MB of memory, 400 MHz Intel XScale TM Processor and 65K TFT (Thin Film Transistor) color display. In addition, it is the first wireless Pocket PC device to feature a built-in QWERTY keypad and scroll dial. This single band PCS Vision Phone by Sprint also incorporates a rotating VGA-quality digital camera and is equipped with an SD expansion slot with multimedia card capabilities. “The Hitachi G1000 is more than the sum of its parts. This combination of telecommunications, software capabilities and portable form factor provides a powerful, portable tool for today’s communications users, wherever they may be on the enhanced Sprint Nationwide PCS Network,” said Shigeru Matsuoka, general manager of Mobile Information & Communication Appliance Division, Hitachi, Ltd. Ubiquitous Platforms Systems Group. “Hitachi's first-ever Windows Mobile-based Pocket PC device continues the history of innovation for which Hitachi is known and equips the user with all the tools needed to quickly gather information and take action. It truly is the type of appliance that reflects Hitachi’s desire to be a ‘Best Solutions Partner’ to our customers.” “Today, Sprint extends our shared vision of empowering people to do more of what matters to them by staying in touch with people and information wherever they are via a single device,” said Juha Christensen, corporate vice president for the Mobile Devices Division at Microsoft Corp. “The Hitachi G1000 with Windows Mobile software offers powerful mobile computing capabilities to corporations and their employees who want to leverage existing IT infrastructure, knowledge and applications through a familiar Windows experience and development tools.” Standard Windows Mobile applications include Microsoft Pocket Excel, Outlook, Word, Windows Media Player, Microsoft ActiveSync, Inbox and MSN Messenger. Customers have easy access to thousands of other software titles based on the Windows Mobile software platform available on the PCS Software Store at http://sprint.handango.com. Customers will be able to take advantage of Picture MailSM to quickly and easily snap, send and share images with colleagues, friends and family using the built-in digital camera. Customers with a monthly PCS Vision Service Plan that includes Picture Mail will also be able to store photos at www.sprintpcs.com and at Sprint business channels including the PCS Direct Business Sales Force, the Sprint Business Dealer Network (SBDN), and members of the PCS Business Solutions Program indirect enterprise channel. PCS Vision from Sprint offers advanced wireless services that keep customers wirelessly connected to the online world wherever they live, work and play. This next generation service provides improved applications through enhanced data speeds, thanks to the strength of the enhanced Sprint Nationwide PCS Network, built from the ground up with next-generation technology in mind. |
TODAY'S
PRESS RELEASES |
| Rich Rewards for Wireless Companies |
| With estimations on the market value of Mobile Content services such as mobile games, ringtones, downloadable music and access to information services valued at E9.9 billion in 2006 the potential rewards for companies are high. |
| Sustaining Wireless Handset Price Premiums |
| Recent uptake in advanced handsets, including those with color screens, cameras, Bluetooth, and high-speed application processors, are considered key to the future of the handset industry. |
| First Pocket PC with Integrated Camera |
| There was a time when businesspeople were judged by how many devices they carried with them. But starting today, they will be judged by how many devices they leave behind. |
| Japanese Vice-Minister Visits 3G Lab |
| 3G LAB was visited by Mr Shinichi Nabekura, Vice Minister for Policy Co-ordination at the Japanese Ministry of Public Management, Home Affairs, Posts and Telecommunications. |
| High Resolution Video and Photos to Phones |
| Sharp Corporation and Texas Instruments announced today they will combine their respective strengths to provide a reference design for GSM/GPRS camera phones |
| Brazilian Foundations for 3G |
| UMTS Forum Chairman Jean-Pierre Bienaimé underlined today the benefits of GSM as the foundation for Brazil's future mobile evolution towards UMTS. |
The
validation and GCF approval of these test cases are the signal for the
market launch of a new Racal Instruments test platform that will fulfil
the requirements of 3G mobiles and, based on the 3GPP specifications,
cover the entire spectrum of RF conformance tests. |
The
launch of the 515 HDM in North America is a key part of NEC Corporation's
plans to significantly expand its overseas mobile phone business within
the fiscal year ending March 2004. |
The
Ericsson WCDMA solution will enable COSMOTE customers in Greece to continue
enjoying advanced mobile services in the new 3G era. |
T&T
Wireless announced agreements with Nortel Networks and Ericsson to deploy
what is expected to be the first commercial W-CDMA network in North America. |
Lucent
Technologies has successfully completed an expansion of the SKYLINK network
for Delta Telecom (Delta), the first Russian mobile operator to implement
a third-generation (3G) mobile network |
Just
two years after launching its mobile games service, IN-FUSIO, the number
one mobile games service provider for operators in Europe and China, has
announced new user figures |
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