The all-new invigorating Sharp SH001 comes with a 8 Megapixel CCD camera, as if they’re trying to re-set the bar for fitting the most megapixels in a mobile phone. The camera is “smart” by all means, with a dab of artificial intelligence it uses facial recognition software to take photos, and it features an ISO range up to 2500.
The SH001 has arrived with a 3″ ASV WVGA LCD screen and noisy backgrounds canceling for clear voice recording and improved quality in phone calls. This CDMA 1X WIN handset also sports Bluetooth, Infrared, microSD card slot for up to 2GB cards, e-mail capability, and a built-in dictionary.
Sharp SH001
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Casio has recently announced the addition of a sleek 3.1″ WVGA LCD touch-screen, 5 megapixel bearing device. The new Casio CA001 features VOD, AOD, E-wallet and offers 50 x 109 x 17.8 mm at 122g of physical smoothness. The handset also features Bluetooth, Infrared, and microSD card slot for up to 2GB memory cards. It will be available in yellow, brown, and white color schemes.
Casio CA001
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Kyocera has produced what many cellular manufacturers have tried to produce and flawlessly have failed at, a mobile phone that can easily be mounted onto your belt without the restrictions of a leather synthetic case.
We’re not too sure however that many people will come to use this feature, however you can most definitely be sure that you won’t have to wonder if you dropped your phone at the restaurant you were just dining at.
The NS01 includes a 2.8″ wide QVGA screen (240 × 400 pixels), a 1.97 megapixel camera, Infrared and up to 4GB of external memory card microSDHC support.
Kyocera NS01
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It seems like Sony Ericsson wants to bring a “feeling of spy” to its customers around the world. Before we had here C902 model with 007 mark and now, our Japanese friends will may hold it from tomorrow (Jan 21 2009) thanks to KDDI. There have not been unveiled any detailed specifications yet on this handset but we can say based on the available pictures that the “007 phone” will be equipped with CDMA 1X WIN, and a 3.2MP CMOS camera with auto-focus.
What more? We can only guess it will also feature 2.7″ WQVGA (240 × 400) screen, 1.1″ external display, 100MB of user memory, Infrared, Bluetooth, and microSD card support – contained in the original Sony Ericsson W63S model. Honestly, I haven’t seen the movie yet but like a mobile fan I would choose this version of “Quantum of Solace” device for around 13,000 yen (~144 USD/111 EUR).
Sony Ericsson W63S Quantum of Solace Edition
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source Akihabara News
