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axxxr
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This product is the size of a chubby ballpoint pen (140 mm long, 19 mm diameter), and yet also contains a tri-band mobile phone. It will allow users to dial numbers by writing them, and also offers handwriting recognition, so text messages can be sent with a quick scribble. Unfortunately, Siemens has not yet committed itself to commercial production on the PenPhone, although we can imagine demand for the device would be huge |
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axxxr
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Accordingly, the all-in-one tri-band mobile phone keeps all the usual PDA data of appointments and addresses and phone numbers, and it is its own pen into the bargain.
Whatever a user writes on, the PenPhone will interpret their hand movements as written words and it can be set up so that the phone translates them directly into the SMS editor, so users can write their SMS messages directly into the mobile phone. It couldn’t be faster or simpler.
Being 140 mm long and 19 mm in diameter, the pen certainly breaks new ground in miniaturization and mobile design – we’ll stop short of considering it a breakthrough in convenience and functionality until we’ve used it.
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batesie
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I knew my Parker was missing something!
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DarkWolfX
Joined: Apr 06, 2004
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Wow nice technology, we are advanced!
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DungeonMaster
Joined: May 06, 2004
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Hmmm... Will it be symbian? Will it have mms? What about gprs? How many colors will be the... Ink? Any removable memory? Any mp3 playback capability? Polytones? Ink resolution? Of course i am joking. Luckily it can send texts...
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Posted: 2004-02-07 14:32
