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Mitsubishi introduces Nintendo DS inspired Phone |
axxxr
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Mitsubishi, probably got its design idea from the Nintendo DS portable gaming console. It features screens on both internal panels of the phone, including a touch-sensitive display to replace the keypad. According to the specifications listed on the site, the touch panel recognizes handwriting, drawings as well as standard touch input.
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BobaFett
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mitsubishi mobiles... what next? nokia start to make cars? the world gone crazy...
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masseur
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mitsubishi have been making phones for years, I had an MT5 back in 1992/3 and you surely must have heard of the trium a few years ago
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BobaFett
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of course i heard of it, saw some "live" a well at some ppl, but next to a nice try, imo its nothing interesting. it just drives me crazy, when barnds pop up with fones, without any tradition or knowledeg. same to philips for example.
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axxxr
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QVGA
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Agree with boba, people should stick with what they make best |
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Posted: 2007-01-21 21:08
