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TOKYO EDGE : February's coolest gadgets |
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Wednesday, 09 February 2005 |
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TOKYO EDGE : February's coolest gadgets
The Industry Standard - San
Francisco,CA,USA
A new feature is making its way into a number of recently launched
cell phones in Japan and South Korea: motion sensing. The capabilities of the
handsets vary a little but the basic idea is that moving the phone through the
air translates into actions and inputs on the screen.
The latest handset to offer such a function is the V603SH, produced by Sharp
Corp. for Japan's Vodafone KK. Three similar handsets have already been
announced in South Korea: Pantech Co. Ltd.'s PH-S6500, LG Electronics Inc.'s
SV360 and Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd.'s SCH-S310.
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