Made by Panasonic for DoCoMo, the P905i is a 3G/GSM/GPS phone featuring a 1seg TV tuner, Viera image processing (same technology as on Panasonic’s PDP TV including the PEAKS engine) on a beautiful 3.5 inches screen rocking a nice 854×480px resolution and 1gb of built-in memory to record the television for example.
This phone was clearly […]
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DoCoMo finally puts on sale the P905i 3G Viera Phone
February 25th, 2008 · No Comments
Tags: Portable TV · Panasonic · DoCoMo · 3G
NTT Docomo to update 7 mobile phones!
November 18th, 2007 · No Comments
Here’s a look at the “new” phones that NTT Docomo will soon put on sale!
D905i
This slider phone is made by Mitsubishi Electric and features a 3.1 inch TFT screen (480×864), a 3.2 MPx camera with AutoFocus, a motion control system plus the usual things. Dimensions and weight are 110×49×18.7mm and 132g. The battery can last […]
Tags: Nec · Cellphones · Sony Ericsson · Sharp · Panasonic · DoCoMo
Panasonic Strada CN-GP50N GPS system
September 7th, 2007 · No Comments
Panasonic has unveiled the Strada CN-GP50N GPS navigation system which will finally make its mark on European shores shortly after the Japan and American launch. What can you expect from the Strada CN-GP50N? How about a 5″ widescreen touch sensitive LCD display for starters, followed up by support for 21 languages, Bluetooth connectivity, a JPEG […]
Mobile Linux gaining support
August 27th, 2007 · No Comments
Austin, TX — Mobile Linux momentum is growing, and some recent key announcements from the LiMo Foundation at the LinuxWorld Conference emphasize the growing support for Linux as a cellular operating system from a broad cross-section of the handset industry.The increased focus on Mobile Linux shows the high level of interest from all segments of […]
Tags: Nec · Samsung · Panasonic · In The News · DoCoMo
Motorola, Samsung and others form mobile Linux platform
June 15th, 2006 · No Comments
A collection of mobile industry players have announced a foundation to create an open source Linux-based platform for mobile phones. Founding members include: Motorola, NEC, NTT DoCoMo, Panasonic Mobile Communications, Samsung Electronics, and Vodafone. While Linux is not new to mobile devices, there are not standards and as such consistency. The foundation hopes that its […]
Tags: Vodafone · Samsung · Panasonic · Motorola · DoCoMo
Sony Ericsson and Panasonic to deliver EDGE enabled ToughBooks to Cingular
February 7th, 2006 · No Comments
News Note: Today Sony Ericsson and Panasonic inked a deal to integrate the GC83 EDGE PC Card inside the Toughbook CF-29 utilizing Cingular’s network.
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Review GSM phone Panasonic X200
October 27th, 2005 · No Comments
Panasonic X200. Live pictures
Standard kit:
Handset
Manual
Charger
Strap
Having released several similar models Panasonic stressed their difference with design. In case of Panasonic X200 and X400 we deal with the same device in different form-factors. And if the elder model is a clamshell then the younger one is designed in a traditional form-factor. The manufacturer attracted attention with […]
Review GSM phone Panasonic X100/A200
October 19th, 2005 · No Comments
Panasonic X100. Live pictures
Standard kit:
Handset
Manual
Charger
Strap
Disk with software
Panasonic gained a part of a low-end segment having represented ภ100 and its derivatives, a bit later several models of this class appeared in the market. But the company decided to increase its market share in the middle segment where its positions were traditionally weak since […]
Review GSM phone Panasonic X400
August 17th, 2005 · No Comments
Panasonic X400. Live pictures
Standard kit:
Handset
Manual
Charger
Strap
Panasonic gained the majority of its worshipers several years ago when its phones were ones of the first to provide polyphony, several backlighting colours (but colour screens were not used then). The main model by the company was GD 87 and the later devices were not as interesting and […]
Panasonic says goodbye to US market
April 20th, 2005 · No Comments
Panasonic has officially exited the US mobile phone market. Since the US division had little luck in finding carriers for its phones, the move comes at no surprise. Panasonic will continue operations in Europe and Japan. AT&T Wireless was the last US carrier to use Panasonic handsets.
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