By Damian Koh
19/06/2007
URL: http://asia.cnet.com/reviews/mobilephones/0,39050603,62022512,00.htm

NTT DoCoMo's booth girl showing her moves in Chokkan Boxing. Click for larger image

Launched some time during late May early June, NTT Docomo's new FOMA P904i and SH904i handsets come with built-in accelerometers that detect motion while playing games. Called the Chokkan Game, the gestural interface such as tracing a finger, tilting or waving the handset and even moving the body during gameplay resemble those of Nintendo Wii Sports. The biggest difference is these games are played on mobile phones.

Depending on the type of game, the user will be required to do different motions. For example, in Chokkan Boxing, the player will need to move the body left or right to dodge punches from opponents and throw a punch like he would in real life. This is done via the phone's front-facing camera which uses the GestureTek EyeMobile as the interface. In short, the camera will recognize the player's movements during the game to create a more realistic experience.

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The SH904i also features a "2in1" support for two separate phone numbers and email addresses on a single device. According to NTT DoCoMo, this is a combination of both hardware and network solutions which would enable users to switch to a different line sans an additional unit.

More of the FOMA 904i series handsets below.

NTT DoCoMo's FOMA 904i series

Model name	In a nutshell
FOMA D904i Click for larger image	Cool factor: Slim slider handset with new intuitive handling Notable features: Frequency band: 2GHz/800MHz Communication mode: 3G/WCDMA Approximately 420 hours of continuous standby time Approximately 180 mins (voice) or 110 mins (video) of continuous talktime 3.2-megapixel CMOS outer camera 100K-pixel CMOS inner camera 110 x 49 x 16.8mm; 114g
FOMA F904i Click for larger image	Cool factor: Swing-motion handset for enjoying "One-Segment" mobile TV Notable features: Frequency band: 2GHz/800MHz Communication mode: 3G/WCDMA Approximately 400 hours of continuous standby time Approximately 190 mins (voice) or 100 mins (video) of continuous talktime 3.2-megapixel CMOS outer camera 110K-pixel CMOS inner camera 108 x 50 x 22mm; 138g
FOMA N904i Click for larger image	Cool factor: HSDPA handset with large 3-inch VGA display Notable features: Frequency band: 2GHz/800MHz Communication mode: HSDPA Approximately 460 hours of continuous standby time Approximately 180 mins (voice) or 100 mins (video) of continuous talktime 3.2-megapixel CMOS outer camera 330K-pixel CMOS inner camera 104 x 49 x 18.9mm; 113g
FOMA P904i Click for larger image	Cool factor: Slim music handset with new custom jackets Notable features: Frequency band: 2GHz/800MHz Communication mode: 3G/WCDMA Approximately 400 hours of continuous standby time Approximately 160 mins (voice) or 120 mins (video) of continuous talktime 3.2-megapixel CMOS outer camera 110K-pixel CMOS inner camera 102 x 49 x 17.9mm; 115g
FOMA SH904i Click for larger image	Cool factor: 3-inch wide LCD handset with AQUOS technology and touchpad Notable features: Frequency band: 2GHz/800MHz Communication mode: 3G/WCDMA Approximately 350 hours of continuous standby time Approximately 170 mins (voice) or 120 mins (video) of continuous talktime 3.2-megapixel CMOS outer camera 110K-pixel CMOS inner camera 107 x 50 x 19.9mm; 130g

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