The Nutec WristFone by Neutrano was launched at the CTIA trade show in Las Vegas. The Nutec WristFone combines the basic magic of a watch with that of a cell phone for very handy phone.
“Consumer focus groups told us the main barrier to purchasing a phone watch was the awkwardness of listening and talking to a phone on your wrist,” said Gary Rotman, president of Neutrano. “So we developed the first ever detachable cell phone watch in the world.”
The Nutec Wristfone supports Bluetooth and USB inputs. It plays audio and video in a variety of formats including MP3, WAV, 3GP, and MPG and has a 1.3 MP digital camera that produces JPG and GIF files. It also has a voice recorder and FM radio if you get bored of your digital songs. 1 GB memory is included (you can upgrade to 2 GB), and 512MB internal memory.
With the limited battery capacity will give you a 3 days standby time, and up to 4 hours of talk time.
WristFone will be available in stainless steel and leather versions. Both are scheduled to ship on June 15th and the company will sell the watch phone at 399 USD.
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Kyocera kicks off the Laylo M1400 vertical slider at CTIA Wireless 2009 trade show in Las Vegas.
The Kyocera Laylo M1400 features style with a compact design that opens to a large, bright 2.2-inch contoured QVGA display for edge-to-edge screen viewing. the Laylo features a slide-out self portrait vanity mirror on the back. A large keypad with tactile and visual separation makes for faster, easier typing. The very affordable phone also features a VGA camera with digital zoom for quick snaps. The Laylo M1400 supports Bluetooth 2.0 wireless technology, a WAP 2.0 browser, and is both BREW 3.1.5 and JAVA enabled.
Other great Laylo M1400 features include a speakerphone with dedicated key, speaker-independent voice recognition, MMS, SMS and instant messaging, a contact directory of 500 names with up to five numbers each and convenience tools such as alarm, calculator, scheduler, stopwatch, timer, tip calculator and world clock.
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Kyocera have unveiled new CDMA handsets at CTIA wireless in Las Vigas, the G2GO M2000 messaging phone is a slider device, though the G2GO (apparently mains: Good to Go) opens horizontally to reveal a full-QWERTY keyboard.
The Kyocera G2GO M2000 has Bluetooth and supports various messaging formats, including SMS, MMS, IM and IMAP/POP3. There’s also a 1.3-megapixel camera with an onboard editing app, an accelerometer to flip the 2.4-inch QVGA display orientation, and a microSD slot good for up to 8GB cards. Details and Download…
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HTC have unveiled the HTC Snap Standard smartphone full QWERTY at CTIA today.
the Snap will run Windows Mobile 6.1 and comes with integrated Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.0, GPS, 256MB ROM/192MB RAM, a microSD/SDHC expansion slot, and 2-megapixel camera/camcorder. The smartphone measures 4.5 inches tall by 2.4 inches wide by 0.4 inch deep and has a 2.4-inch QVGA non-touch display.
Most of people are being overwhelmed by the amount of email, the HTC Snap introduces Inner Circle, an HTC innovation that makes it easy for people to prioritize messages from the most important people in their lives at the press of a button. The HTC Snap represents the latest step in HTC’s mission to create a range of innovative smartphones, each with specific benefits designed to both surprise and delight customers.
The HTC Snap is expected to be available in USA during Q2 2009 under the name HTC S522, and will be rolled out worldwide during the second half of the year. Details and Download…
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