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Ah, a cellphone watch, god it's clunky! |
rdnymllnsktr
Joined: Feb 04, 2004
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From: California, but now in Plano,
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Is it just me, or does this watch look HUGE!!!
Anyways, this is a cellphone watch. Yuck!
And for the WAP'ers:
A cellphone in a wrist watch
India's Reliance Mobile has launched Telson TWC 1150, a wristwatch designer phone with plug-in camera from South Korea's Telson Electronics. A next-generation mobile phone with 'cybertic' design, Telson 1150 can be worn on the wrist and is the world's lightest CDMA2000 1x phone. Telson TWC 1150 is a R-UIM enabled phone.
The Watch Phone, ergonomically designed for the young generation, weighs only 98 grams. Telson TWC 1150 packs in a lot of features including loudspeaker, voice recording and voice recognition capability, infrared earpiece and polyphonic ring tones. It also has a speakerphone facility along with infrared "Finger-Ring" type earpiece. The high performance battery of the phone enables talk time up to 100 minutes and standby time up to 150 hours.
Telson TWC 1150 is equipped with a plug-in high-resolution 330,000 pixel digital camera that is included in the handset kit. It has a capacity to save up to 80 pictures which can be attached to the unique phone book. The Phone Book has a facility to store up to 200 entries with 4 numbers, email id and URL and Photo caller id so that whenever you receive calls the photo of the caller will be displayed on the screen. One can even set up to seven blinking colours depending on the caller's group.
The Telson TWC 1150 phone with external attachable camera is priced at US$529. It is initially being launched at Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Bangalore and Hyderabad and will be available at the Reliance WebWorlds and retail ouitlets at these cities.
Taken from Cellular News, Monday 8th March 2004
Ethan
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masseur
Joined: Jan 03, 2003
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this one has been posted before a couple of times... here is one such thread... so lets continue there
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Posted: 2004-03-08 17:18
