A raw addition to DoCoMo ’s 902i serial proceed on sale today in Japan — the F902i , by Fujitsu . With this generation of sound DoCoMo is really advertise security — not because of any kind of recent step-up in crime ( I mean this is Japan , people are so civilized they ask before stealing something ) — but probably more to do with the fact that all novel phones work with NTT ’s latterly - introduced “ osaifu keitai ” ( “ phone billfold ” ) service . Noteworthy target about this particular manikin , which has biostatistics and expend the Mincho showing font , after the parachuting …
— it has a fingermark image scanner to efficaciously lock / unlock the phone ’s feature .
— the prohibited shell has an unorthodox circle CRT screen , suited for displaying an analog clock .
— the display uses a font ( Mincho ) commonly used for mark , which is well-to-do on the eyes than the pixelly covert fonts usuallly found on such machine .
Other than that , this model features tv camera , mp3 playback functionality and all the common bells and whistles we expect from a modern handset . Well , that ’s all very pleasant , but colour me a infidel if I ’m the only one getting a little bored with phones coming out week after week with the same function . So what do I face ahead to ? Personally , I ’m a prominent lover of the ever more complicated and /or bizarre names they give to the colour variations of these phones and Fujitsu ’s 902i does n’t let down ; one of the colour being the quite - possibly - female person - oriented “ Fairy Lavender ” .
Docomo F902i by Fujitsu[Product Page ]
How to apply osaifu keitai – a newsflash animation[NTT Docomo ]
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