01/01/1970
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This cute, little CompactFlash wireless network card from NTT DoCoMo was launched earlier in Japan by the Japanese mobile giant for connecting PDAs to their Infogate portal service. Through the NTT DoCoMo network, users can then access information such as news, travel information, maps and even PDA software. It retails in Japan for an estimated 5,000 to 6,000 yen (US$40-48).
ETA in Japan: Now
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The InfoTouch P600 is Taiwanese manufacturer Eten's first Pocket PC 2002-based PDA cum mobile phone. It features a built-in dual band GSM/GPRS module. Powered by an integrated Lithium-ion rechargeable battery, the P600 comes with a 65,536-color display, 64MB RAM and a 206MHz StrongARM processor. Other features include a built-in microphone and speaker, infra-red connectivity, and dual MMC/SD and CompactFlash Type II slot (using external jacket). The PDA is expected to retail at around US$800.
ETA in Singapore: July 2002
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This portable 10.4-inch progressive scan LCD TV from Korean manufacturer, Sevit, is just the thing to catch soccer action from the World Cup, be it at home, in your room or even in the car. The LT-10A has a SVGA (800x600) resolution and comes with teletext as well as various connections such as S-video, PC-IN and DVD-IN. The screen automatically inverts the picture when it is flipped upside down, allowing to be used upright with the stand or hung inverted in a car.
ETA in Singapore: Soon (currently available in Korea only)
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This color PDA mobile phone offering from Samsung features a 256-color LCD display and 16 polyphonic ringtones. It is pre-installed with Palm OS 3.5 and offers mobile Internet as well as voice dialling and memo recording utilities. Weighing 165g with a 125 x 57 x 18mm footprint, the SCH-i330 comes with several optional add-ons that include a GPS unit and a digital camera.
ETA in Singapore: 4th Quarter 2002 (Actual model name and specifications may differ slightly from the one given above.)
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Want to draw a personalized picture or map in your mobile phone? The VPen from OTM technologies lets you do just that. A PC mouse and pen combined, the VPen uses an enhanced sensor technology at the tip of the pen to detect the character strokes, converts the user's handwriting into ASCII text before it is sent via USB or Bluetooth to the handheld device. It can be used on any surface and recognizes Latin as well as Asian characters.
ETA in Singapore: Not confirmed
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