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The World's Smallest GPRS Wireless Phone |
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24th March 2003 |
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The GPRS Class 10 watch phone, offers one and a half hours of continuous talk time and 80 hours of stand-by time at the flick of a wrist. The handset also supports voice activated dialling and includes a built-in phone book and 40 different polyphonic ring tones. Sang Jin Park, Senior Vice President & General Manager for Mobile Communication Network Business of SAMSUNG Electronics said: “Consumer research tells us that people want lightweight phone solutions, as part of the need to stay in touch wherever they go and whatever they are doing.” The phone, which weighs under 80 grams including battery and measures just 37.8 x 64 x 17.7 mm. The phone supports WAP 1.2, Bluetooth and Speakerphone technologies. To maximize users’ experience, the watch phone comes with a bright, easy to read 256 OLED (Organic Light Emitting Display) colour screen that features generous 96 x 64 pixel resolution. The phone will go on sale across Europe in Q4 2003 as the world’s smallest GPRS phone. |
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European
consumers will soon be able to experience the latest smart phones launched
by SAMSUNG Electronics, the giant mobile manufacture, which includes the
Palm OS based SGH-i500, the Microsoft Pocket PC 2002 based SGH-i700 and
the SGH-D700, based on the Symbian OS. |
The
GPRS Class 10 watch phone, offers one and a half hours of continuous talk
time and 80 hours of stand-by time at the flick of a wrist. The handset
also supports voice activated dialling and includes a built-in phone book
and 40 different polyphonic ring tones. |
Mr.
John Koo also caught the attention of participants by showing a demonstration
of the state-of-the art mobile phones featuring exquisite design and enhanced
digital camera functionality. The synchronous IMT-2000 handset with a
built-in camera and a 270-degree-rotating LCD screen was also shown. |
Racal
Instruments launched its 6113 EDGE BTS test system at the CTIA Show, the
first test system of its kind. EGPRS (EDGE) technology is an attractive
option for mobile phone vendors since it triples conventional GPRS data
rates without needing high levels of infrastructure investment. |
Togabi
Technologies and Samsung Telecommunications announced that Togabi's standards-based
PacketCHAT client technology is being integrated into a new generation
of mobile terminals built by Samsung. |
The
6401 Air Interface Test System is a multi-standard instrument designed
for the test and verification of 3G mobiles and terminals known as User
Equipment (UE). |
Usha
Communications Technology (UshaComm) and The Management Network Group (TMNG) are pleased to announce that UshaComm's Unicorn Release 5, an advanced billing solution, will be showcased in a combined Wi-Fi 802.11 and CDMA 1xRTT demonstration of next generation wireless services at CTIA. |
IBM
Japan Ltd., Itochu Techno-science Corporation (CTC), and PictureIQ Japan
K.K. announced today that the three companies will join to provide rich
media capabilities based on PictureIQ TransForce® for real-time content
delivery to any Internet or mobile networked device. These capabilities
will improve both the performance and accessibility of mobile device content
being offered by carriers and enterprises. |
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