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Windows 7 ReadyBoost, does it helps?

fulat — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 22:23:25 +0800

I was doubt about the readyboost. first i tested with normal USB flash drive which have about 5-8mbps write speed. and seriously. it doesnt help much.

later on i make use of my Extreme 3 SDHC card which have 15mbps write speed. wow... surprisingly i do notice the differents. specially on adobe CS4 and Lightroom 64bit.

i need feedback and finding from the rest of u all. please post to see your find out

Windows 7 - Media Center

fulat — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 12:13:59 +0800

I knew most of us will actually use a seperate player for all kind of media. but if you guys have time. do really explore the new Windows 7 Media Center. it rock big time.

i love it and everyday i use it to play my music, tv watching and doing my stuff at the same time. and also it was used as a photo frame as my mp3 was playing and those photos just keep on changing.

as for tv i will just mute it and let my mp3 playing while i on work and when i am free or something... i can watch some TV where i mute my mp3 and my photo grame function still running where i still can work at the same times.

Sony Ericsson C702

fulat — Sun, 17 Feb 2008 20:40:12 +0800

Sony Ericsson C702 - birth of a line-up

Picture geography
Geo tagging is here. When you take a picture, information where you are is added to the image. Share instantly - blog or send a picture message.

Face focus
Face detection puts people in focus. If there's a face in your viewfinder, your C702 will automatically detect and focus on it. Clarity is right where you want it.

You know the way
With the C702 at hand, you won't get lost. Your phone comes with built-in A-GPS. Let Google Maps(tm) Mobile guide you to your destination.

The casing is decked out in rubber, which doesn't let the handset to slip out of your hand. The C702 is designed in the way to allow for single-handed operation, plus it comes in eye-catching, yet by no means gaudy, colors. That said, this device seems to be a perfect choice for various adventures you might get into while on a vacation.

Technical specifications of the Sony Ericsson C702:

* GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900, UMTS/HSDPA 2100 connectivity;
* Standby time: up to 300 hours;
* Talk time: GSM - 7 hours, UMTS - 5 hours;
* Display: 2,2", 240x320 pixels, 262 K colors;
* Memory: 160 Mb onboard, M2 memory expansion slot;
* Music player with support for Mega Bass, MP3, AAC;
* PlayNow, TrackID, FM-radio;
* Bluetooth;
* Camera: 3 Mpix with video recording capabilities and Face Detectio;
* Dimensions: 106 x 48 x 15.5 mm;
* Weight: 105 grams.

Sony Ericsson G700/G900

fulat — Sun, 17 Feb 2008 20:35:02 +0800

Sony Ericsson G700/G900 - UIQ for the masses

G700

Communicate the natural way
A simple touch is all it takes to communicate with friends and family. The large touchscreen and the one-touch panel user interface is right under your fingertips.

Get organized
Let your G700 be your personal organizer. Plan your days with the intuitive calendar. Access email on the go. Write notes as you would on paper and save them onscreen.

3.2 megapixel camera
Press the camera key and you're ready to shoot. When your picture needs improving, use Photo fix.

G900

Touch to go
Choose how you want to use your phone. Make a call, listen to a song, visit a Web site. Use the key control - or just touch the screen with your finger to make it happen.

Quality pictures
The 5 megapixel camera lets you take print-quality photos. Set your picture's focus area by touching the screen. Take your photo, then share - blog it.

Quick Notesp
What you can do with pen and paper, you can do with your G900. Press the Notes key and use the stylus to write in your own handwriting. Quick and easy, no keyboard needed.

Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1

fulat — Sun, 17 Feb 2008 20:25:29 +0800

Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1

Convergence of communication and entertainment
XPERIA(tm) X1 lets you enjoy the convergence of communication and entertainment. Choose an experience by simply touching the XPERIA(tm) panel interface. The QWERTY keyboard makes writing fast and easy.

On the inside
With Windows Mobile(R) inside, you can enjoy your favorite entertainment and work efficiently on the move. XPERIA(tm) X1 is a premium mobile experience.

Distinctive design
Arc slider design, 3 inch Wide VGA display and premium metal body: with its sophisticated and distinctive design, XPERIA(tm) X1 redefines premiumness.

Technical specifications of the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1:

* Connectivity: GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900 MHz, UMTS/HSDPA/HSUPA 900/1700/1900/2100 MHz;
* OS: Windows Mobile 6;
* Display: 3", touch sensitive, 800х480, 65 K colors;
* Dimensions: 110 x 53 x 16.7 mm;
* Weight: 145 grams;
* Camera: 3.2 Mpix, autofocus;
* Bluetooth (A2DP), Wi-Fi, GPS;
* FM-radio
* Bundled storage: up to 400 Mb
* microSD memory expansion slot

Sony Ericsson rumours AI or chocolate

fulat — Thu, 30 Nov 2006 22:28:59 +0800

This super slim slider,with its eye catching design and skinny dimensions, it certainly looks the part,With the upcoming release of the Sony Ericsson "Ai" we can only live in hope that the design is along the lines of this beauty. source: Mobile-review

World first Bravia RealityMAX phone annouced

fulat — Fri, 17 Nov 2006 19:20:25 +0800

On 16th November 2006. Sony Ercisson Japan annouced a brand new phone series called W44s which used Sony Bravia RealityMAX technology in Japan.

New SE Japan SO903i annouced

fulat — Thu, 12 Oct 2006 20:29:31 +0800

Not much info as Japan website still haven't posted the technical specification.

SE is working on a 14mm thin 3.2MP camera phone. Don't know which market it's for just yet, because it's been passing between 2 continents. One swivel phone (it's white, looks like a square...retangular+ bigger version of Nokia 7370 with extra buttons and a funny d-pad) is cancelled in place of what they "think" the market wants, we'll just have to wait and see

should be introducing the brand BRAVIA (screen) to phones, too (Sharp--> AQUOS--> 905SH) the first of such model will be announced at 18:15 TKY time Oct12 by NTT DoCoMo (SO903i) it'll have a 3.0" 240x432 wide screen. Whether or not such branding will be exported will depend on how square NTT is.

SO903i:
105x50x20mm
125g including battery
color: black white orange yellow
batt type: Li
batt size: 870mAh
145min talk time
90min video conference
515hrs standby (stationary)
450hrs standby (moving/ on the go)
3" TFT screen, resolution 240x432 262,144 colours (no mention of Bravia, it's only in the branding)
External 1.5" 128x128 262,144 colour TFT screen

text display:
largest font 24x24dots 10characters x 15.3rows
medium font
small font

internal speaker: stereo, 2x; 14mm diameter each
internal memory: 1Gb including DataBox (DataBox not relevant for non-jpn market, just treat that as another name of "my folder")
bundled memory card: none
PRO Duo to 4GB
duo to 128MB
MiniSD to 2GB

camera:
3.3MP CMOS sensor, effective 3.2MP
digital zoom: 16x max for stills, 4x max for video
autofocus: supported
(digital) anti-shake: both stills and videos

internal camera: 0.11MP sensor, 0.11MP effective

there should only be 1 card slot, that supports miniSD and MSDP at the same time

source: www.sonyericsson.co.jp

Samsung Launches World's First 10mp Camera phone

fulat — Wed, 11 Oct 2006 19:58:38 +0800

Samsung Launches the World's First 10 megapixel Camera phone

Samsung launches the world's first 10 megapixel mobile phone (model: SCH-B600) for the Korean market.

Samsung reached another milestone in camera phones by launching 10 megapixel camera phone, which was unveiled at CeBIT in March this year. Samsung has been the first to introduce mobile phone with embedded camera in 2000. Samsung has also launched the world's first 5 megapixel camera phone in October 2004 ;the world's first 7 megapixel camera phone in July 2005.

Samsung's 10 megapixel camera phone (SCH-B600) is 6mm thinner and 10g lighter than the 7 megapixel camera phone (SCH-V770) and sets itself apart from its previous megapixel camera phones by combining mobile TV capability in Satellite standard.

The B600 offers the same level of picture-taking sophistication that a 10 megapixel digital camera offers. The camera function includes 3x optical zoom and 5x digital zoom.It also has auto focus and a flash unit that performs optimally for 10 megapixel photographs.

Also, the B600 comes fitted with a LED autofocus feature which assists users to capture clear, crisp photos even in dark settings. Located next to the lens, the LED autofocus automatically determines the distance and utilizes the appropriate focus setting for optimal photo shooting.

The B600 also supports white balance, manual focus, continuous picture-taking, and interval picture-taking functions.It also supports Bluetooth which enables users to send pictures wirelessly to other mobile phones, printers or to Bluetooth headsets.

The high color Reproduction TFT-LCD produces the highest possible display for its size. The photo-fine chromic LCD can reproduce 16 million colors, virtually any color found in nature, earning it the "True Color" appellation. Moving pictures can be recorded in QVGA resolution at 15-30 frames per second.Users can watch live TV in crisp picture through Satellite DMB function.

It also supports external memory (MMCmicro) in addition to its internal memory. The mobile phone supports a TV-out function where users can connect their phones to view still or motion pictures.The B600 comes with a design reminiscent of a real digital camera. The front is designed as a bar-type mobile phone, while the back side is used as the digital camera.

Other advanced functions in the B600 include an MP3 player, business card reader, and 128 polyphonic sounds.The price of B600 is around 900,000 won (about $ 900) in Korea. www.samsung.com

First bamboo outer shell phone~

fulat — Sat, 07 Oct 2006 09:57:17 +0800

The 2006 Good Design Award for Ecology Design goes to Aimulet LA, a batteryless, light-activated handheld audio communication device with an outer shell made from molded bamboo. The environmentally friendly communication terminal was designed by the Information Technology Research Institute at Japan's National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology.

Aimulet LA is designed to be held up to your ear like a Mobile phone. When you stand over special LED emitters set into the ground, Aimulet LA receives the light signals via an array of spherical micro solar cells (called Sphelar by manufacturer Kyosemi) set into the bottom of the handset. Aimulet LA translates the signals into audio messages that are transmitted through a tiny speaker in the device.

According to AIST, the technology at work in Aimulet LA can be put to use in public spaces such as outdoor exhibits and events, amusement facilities, train stations and parks, where it can be used in interactive media or entertainment. In addition, the low cost of the device means it could also double as an entrance ticket, annual pass or ID card. source: Aimulet LA

Phones Could Soon Alert Users to Harmful Chemicals

fulat — Sat, 07 Oct 2006 09:50:05 +0800

You step off the plane onto the jetway. Your phone buzzes, but it is not a caller. Your phone is telling you that the air quality at your destination is very bad for your asthma or allergy.You snap your briefcase open to get your inhaler and your meds. Problem solved.

Imagine a Mobile phone that can detect or read any sensor or perform any diagnostic function, anywhere,whether or not there is phone service. Gentag has this vision and is pleased to announce the issuance of Patent 7,109,859 entitled "Method and Apparatus for Wide Area Surveillance of a Terrorist or Personal Threat."

Handset makers who employ the new Gentag technology can program their devices to
detect virtually any kind of chemicals in the environment, from pollen and carbon monoxide to the noxious gases dispersed by criminals or terrorists.Gentag's broad patent covers the uses of personal wireless devices such as cell phones, PDAs,pagers,or watches as low-cost customizable wireless-sensor readers to detect external environmental threats forconsumer, industrial, and Government applications.

A particular focus of this particular technology is to allow individuals with multiple chemical sensitivities to customize and train their cell phones to recognize specific chemicals that cause person-specific allergies in order to help reduce asthma attacks or chemically induced allergies worldwide.(Asthma and chemical sensitivities are growing problems in an increasingly polluted world. It is estimated by the World Health Organization that the incidence rates for asthma worldwide are on average rising by 50% every decade.)

This latest Gentag patent provides one of the key technology components for the creation of next-generation "smart-cell-phone" technology, combining low-cost, wireless-sensor readers, smart-sensor modules, wireless networks, and geolocation for various consumer-market applications.Patent 7,109,859 is one of a series of issued or pending patents owned by Gentag or its operated sister company, Altivera, LLC, covering personal diagnostics using cell phones.

The Black Pearl GSM Micro Mobile Phone

fulat — Sat, 07 Oct 2006 09:32:20 +0800

This Lipstick Case-sized luxury phone is the ultimate fashion accessory for the active club set, women on the go, or anyone who would love an MP3 player that doubles as a full function GSM phone.

[size=2]The micro sized Black Pearl is finished in what can best be described as a gun metal-mercury mirrored surface (reminiscent of black pearl) and features built in MP3 player, FM Stereo tuner, Voice Recorder and full color OLED display w/ delightful 3-D graphics.

Simple navigation is done via side mounted thumb rocker switch.Additional features include Bluetooth Stereo transmitter, for use with stereo headsets or speakers, USB memory drive and Trans-Flash slot for additional storage capacity up to 1GB.

The Black Pearl measures only 3.5" L x 1 1/4" W x 3/4" D (90 x 35 x17.8mm) and weighs 2.24 oz (64g), so its roughly equivalent to a lipstick case!!

It operates in USA and worldwide on GSM networks in GSM900/DCS1800/PCS frequencies, and is charged by standard mini USB connector which also serves as data transfer cable.

It will soon be sold as an unlocked GSM phone by major unlocked phone resellers in USA and abroad. source: Blackpearl

Official:Sony Ericsson Bluetooth Watch MBW-100

fulat — Thu, 28 Sep 2006 21:13:13 +0800

Following yesterdays news of the rumoured Sony Ericsson bluetooth Watch,today SE officially launches the innovative and stylish Bluetooth Watch MBW-100.

The MBW-100 is the must-have mobile phone accessory for people who enjoy using the latest technology to stay connected to the world around them.

It has sleek lines, classic looks, a distinguished presence and represents a first as a mainstream Bluetooth(tm) fashion accessory from a mobile phone supplier. Crafted from high quality stainless steel with a silver facia, the analogue watch will go on sale globally during Q4 of 2006 with a guideline retail price of approximately EUR 300.

Handle your calls with stylish discretion

Designed in partnership with watch industry leader Fossil, the MBW-100 allows a whole new way of looking at your mobile phone and you start by leaving your phone in your pocket. A stylish OLED display beneath the watch face displays who is calling when a call is incoming. A simple key press on the watch can reject the call, meaning you can remain in control of your calls in the utmost discretion.

Save time by keeping in greater control

Most of us cannot do without the indispensable tools for our busy lives - our wallet, our keys, our mobile phone and the watch on our wrist. By adding control of your calls and music to your watch, as well as notification of text messages and a clever out-of-range notification when you are separated from your phone, the MBW-100 helps you become more efficient in your daily communication. It also makes listening to music simpler by allowing you to play, pause and skip to the next track in your phone's music player. So, leaving your phone in your pocket and letting your watch become more than just a time keeper, means control is always to hand.more information available on the: OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE

Facts and Figures for Bluetooth(tm) Watch MBW-100:

Kit contents:

Bluetooth(tm) Watch MBW-100
Charging Clip
Standard Charger
User Guide
Exclusive Box

Facts:

Weight: 187,5 / 6,61 oz
Color: Silver. Also black in limited
edition exclusive variant

Analogue Bluetooth(tm) watch:

Technically innovative, but with classic watch design
Stainless steel: allergy safe
Mineral crystal scratch resistant
Antiglare coating, effectively reducing the reflection in the glass
Discreet yet clear OLED display
Quartz movements for exact time keeping
Solid wireless link to phone: Bluetooth(tm) 2.0

Time indicator:

Analog and digital from phone
See who is calling: Caller ID in display
Reject/mute call through watch

Discreet call handling

Convenient control of phone's music player: Play, pause, next track

SMS/MMS message alert

Out-of-range warning

Battery indicator

Auto pairing(tm)

Water resistant:

Up to 30 m

Standby time:

Bluetooth(tm) functionality: up to 7 days
Analog time keeping: up to 7 additional days

Weight:

187,5 gr/6.61 oz

Compatibility (full functionality):

Sony Ericsson K610, K610i, K618, K790, K800, V630, W710, W850, Z610, Z710.

Developed in coordination with Fossil:

Thorough knowledge of watch technology
World leader in fashionable watch design and watch technology

New Nokia N95 - official

fulat — Tue, 26 Sep 2006 22:28:44 +0800

Published by Rafe Blandford at 14:20 BST, September 26th

Nokia have announced the Nokia N95, featuring an innovative double slide design with multimedia controls and a keypad on opposite end of the phones. The N95 is Nokia's first HSDPA (3.5G) device, but also boasts Wi-Fi, WCDMA, quad-band GSM, Bluetooth (including A2DP), IrDA and USB 2.0 connectivity (via mini USB connector). Other hardware features include a 5 megapixel camera, a built in GPS, TV-Out, 3.5mm audio jack, FM Radio, a MicroSD memory card slot and 150MB of internal memory. Read on for full details, pictures and the full press release.

In the hand the most impressive aspect of the device, given its feature set, is its size. At 99mm x 20mm x 53mm (90cc), the N93 packs an impressively amount into a small space. Nokia have managed to add two major technologies to the Nseries line (GPS and HSDPA) while significantly reducing the volume of the device. In length and width dimensions it is larger that the other Nseries slider - the N80, but it is considerably thinner.

HSPDA is the next generationin cellular connectivity. The N95 is a category 6 HSPDA device which means it is up to 10 times faster that WCDMA (3G). Clearly HSDPA support is required at a network level, but many networks have already begun their testing or roll out periods. The faster connection speeds make downloading media (such as podcasts via the in built Podcast application) more palatable and should also improve latency/round trip times. Wi-Fi, WCDMA (3G) connectivity, together with quad band GSM and EDGE are also supported. Bluetooth 2.0, IrDA and USB make up the local connectivity options.

The 5.0 megapixel camera uses Carl Zeiss Optics with autofocus and digital zoom with a dedicated 2 stage capture button on the side of the phone. Video capture at near DVD quality is also supported. On the side of the device there are several buttons dedicated to camera usage. This allows the device to be held in a similar way to a traditional camera with the screen, in landscape mode, used as the view finder and the shutter button on bottom right hand side of the device (top right when phone is held horizontally). On the rear of the device, next to the camera is the slide switch, which is used to open the lens aperture and activate camera mode. Although it is difficult to judge the image quality at this stage the evidence we saw suggest that the N95 will be on of the most capable camera phones available.

A GPS is integrated into the device with anticipated accuracy of around 10m (satellite signal permitting). The devices will ship with an application called Maps which has global overview maps built in. More detailed maps (with coverage over more than 100 different countries available) can be downloaded for free from an online server. The detail available varies from country to country, but in many cases it is available down to street level. A point of interest (POI) database is also included. All the maps are available for free, as is basic route planning, but navigation functionality (with voice and on screen prompts) will be available as a pay-for add on. City Guides will also be available for purchase and other services are likely to be made available in the future. The mapping software and services is likely to based on technology from gate5, a company which Nokia recently announced it was acquiring.

Music playback is also a major focus of the device. The dedicated multimedia keys on the top flip of the device are primarily designed for music playback (although can also be used in other multimedia contexts). Wireless stereo sound output (via the A2DP Bluetooth profile) is also supported, and stereo audio output is also supported by the TV output feature and the on board stereo speakers. The music formats supported include MP3, AAC, AAC+ and WMA. Video playback on the QVGA screen is excellent and supported video formats include 3GP, Real Video and MP4 with support for the latest AVC codec.

The multimedia key now leads to a revamped application and multimedia shorcut view which now supports both a greater number of shortcuts (applications, multimedia files and bookmarks) and more flexible personalisation. As a result it is now a more generic shortcut key mechansim and offers an alternative to the standard application launcher.

The N95 uses S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 1 (Symbian 9.3) and as such includes version 2.0 of the open source Nokia web browser (supporting WML, XHTML and HTML in one browser), Flash Lite 2.0, FOTA (firmware over the air updates) and more.

The N95 uses the same small power port as other S60 3rd Edition devices, but the in-box charger is considerably smaller than the existing models (up to 60% smaller). The N95 has a 950 mAh battery, it is likely that the N95 will require a daily charge with moderate to heavy use, although 3-6 days may be possible with lighter use (dependent on network strength, type and other factors).

The N95 will be available in Q1 2007 and the approximate unsubsidised price is euro550. Initially it will be available in the EMEA market. It will not be officially available in the US although gray imports are very likely.

Sony Ericsson to Use Wega brand for mobile phones

fulat — Fri, 01 Sep 2006 17:42:25 +0800

Sony Ericsson to Use Wega brand for mobile phones

Sony Ericsson has hinted at using Sony's WEGA television branding on its mobile phones.

"We have plans", Rikko Sakaguchi, Senior Vice President of Product and Application Planning told a press conference in Malmo, Sweden.

Mr Sakaguchi who is responsible for new products released by the mobile phone giant, went on to say "It is a very viable idea and it is something we are planning, watch this space".

The comment is the first time that sony ericsson,which already uses Sony's Walkman and Cyber-Shot branding devices on its music and camera phones implied that it was looking to do the same for mobile television focused phones.

Sony Ericsson K610i Discussion Thread

fulat — Mon, 13 Feb 2006 17:09:01 +0800

SE Walkman phone ( Japan )

fulat — Sat, 08 Jul 2006 20:37:34 +0800

Got this info courtesy of the rumour mongerers over on SE-NSE

it will be a high end clam shell walkman phone and successor for z800i.

Specs will be 1Gig internal memory, Expandable up to 4Gig ProDuo.

3G, 2 mega pixel cam.

Silver Stylish look.

Html browser.

Long battery life.

Special music dial.

Walkman player 2.

Stereo speakers.

FM radio.

Announced in Mid July

index will be either w880i or w910i

Very interesting. Another 3G

At last something that looks more than a rebranded handset. The music dial should be interesting too.

and also this coming 13th July will be

Sony Ericsson Media and Analyst Conference.
Q2 2006 Business Update - 13 July 2006
30 June 2006

after looking thru Sony Ericsson Japanese website. according to the rumous spec above.... this is the most matching model~

take a look~ freaking cool

if this is the one.... i have no doubt getting it...

Sony Ericsson K610im annouced~

fulat — Mon, 19 Jun 2006 22:06:45 +0800

Those looking to upgrade or enter the world of 3G will love K610im announced today. K610im is Sony Ericsson's first GSM/UMTS phone to offer full support for i-mode

"We are extremely pleased that a leading brand vendor such as Sony Ericsson is to offer market leading handsets with full support for i-mode services. Sony Ericsson has achieved an excellent integration of the i-mode service portfolio and the result is a compelling consumer offering." said Mr. Takeshi Natsuno, Senior Vice President, Managing Director, Multimedia Services, NTT DoCoMo, Inc.

The innovative i-mode service delivers a whole new experience in connected mobile applications such as iMail, Web browsing and iMMS. Viewing multimedia is better, faster and easier, thanks to Web pages and content specially formulated for i-mode. Lighter pages give faster download speeds and users are given access to a host of i-mode(tm) sites and content.

i-mode also helps you get even more from K610im's impressive functionality. You can shoot great pictures with the phone's 2 Megapixel camera and send them in high quality as as e-mail as well as iMMS messages. The supplied 64MB Memory Stick (M2) will store up to 175 photos, and can be expanded to 1GB, and K610im has everything you need for fast, responsive video calling.

K610im appeals to the design conscious who want a 3G phone that is as compact and lightweight as a fashionable 2G handset. Sony Ericsson has gained a reputation for delivering 3G phones that closely match the size and weight of their 2G predecessors and K610im takes this a step further, delivering full 3G functionality, a highly specified camera and intuitive music player, all in a phone that weighs just 89g.

One of Sony Ericsson's most versatile 3G handsets yet, K610im's highly specified music player is equipped for over-the-air downloads. You can store up to 60 tracks in the new eAAC+ format with the Memory Stick (M2), and a USB cable and music software is also included for transferring tracks to and from your PC.

The K610im is a dual mode UMTS (2100MHz) - GPRS 900/1800/1900 handset for i-mode markets in Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East and will ship in Q3

K610im Features:

Imaging and messaging
1.9" QCIF+ (176x220) TFT 260k
2 megapixel camera and VGA Video call
iMail
Push e-mail
2.5 x digital zoom
16 MB user memory (actual depending on operator customization)
Video recording/playback
SMS and iMMS
DoJa stand-by application

Music
Speakerphone
64 MB Memory Stick Micro(tm) (M2(tm) (support for up to 1GB)
Media player [MP3, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+ support ]
Support MFi & Mobile MP4
Full streaming Audio & Video
DoJa 2.5 OE
i-mode(tm) DRM
Polyphonic 72 voices
3D games
OMA DRM v. 1.0
Music DJ(tm), PhotoDJ(tm), VideoDJ(tm)

Connectivity
Memory card slot
UMTS 2100 + GPRS 900/1800/1900
Bluetooth(tm) technology
PC Tools & Software
USB 2.0 Mass storage
USB charging
Fast port system connector
External antenna connector
Flight mode
Access NetFront(tm) Web Browser
Kit Content
64 MB M2
USB Cable
PC software

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