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Fujitsu has unveiled its new docomo STYLE series F-02D mobile phone.
Beyond being fully equipped with a wide range of features found on conventional mobile phones, F-02D pushes the limits of high-spec mobile handsets by delivering an even further advanced assortment of capabilities.
F-02D is equipped with a 1.2 GHz CPU—among the fastest of its class—and a quick-response touchscreen, thereby enabling speedy operations. At the same time, the stylish and slim 13.9-inch handset incorporates some of the most advanced features available on a mobile phone, including a 16.3 megapixel camera, Wi-Fi connectivity, fingerprint sensor, full-featured electronic dictionary, 3D capabilities, "human centric" features, and water-resistant technology. The result is a spectacular handset that offers users all the features they are looking for.
Amid a rapidly expanding smartphone market in Japan, many customers still prefer the comfort of mobile handsets that they are accustomed to using. There is an increasing need for advanced functionality that surpasses that of smartphones. To meet these needs, Fujitsu has developed the docomo STYLE series F-02D, which combines all of the sophisticated, high-performance capabilities the company has developed to date, including touchscreen, camera, full-featured browser, fingerprint sensor, and other kinds of technologies.
F-02D is equipped with a 1.2 GHz CPU, which boasts among the highest processing performance of its class. This allows users to enjoy speedy hardware responsiveness in any scenario. Moreover, the mobile phone's quick-response touchscreen enables easy operations. With a smart browser enabling web browsing functionality equivalent to that of a PC browser, users can also enjoy all the conveniences of normal web browsing.
In addition to the handset's 13.9mm water-resistant form factor, F-02D also employs a new hinge design that brings together a one-touch open mechanism and a rotating dual-axis construction, representing the culmination of Fujitsu's mobile phone design know-how. As a result, F-02D delivers the ultimate ease of use for a clamshell phone.
To make the most of its world-class 16.3 megapixel camera, F-02D is loaded with a wide range of photography features, such as an Art Camera mode featuring 11 kinds of special effect filter functions that can also even be used with video, high dynamic range imaging, and full high-definition video recording.
Furthermore, to comprehensively meet the needs of mobile phone users, F-02D sports a number of fine-tuned and convenient features found only on Fujitsu's mobile phones, including a Privacy Mode using proprietary Fujitsu technology and eye-catching illuminations. It also features water- (IPX5/IPX8) and dust-resistant (IP5X) technology.
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lostrune2
They sure love them flip phones.
JeffLee
advanced functionality that surpasses that of smartphones.
Huh? That makes no sense. Smartphones have thousands of apps, with nearly every kind of "functionality" imaginable. When I last had a Japanese handset, I couldn't even get my email!!!
It seems like it's back not to the future, but back to the past, for Japanese handsets.
YongYang
Electric money. 10 mega-pixel HD camera / video. Face recognition... for starters my 'flip' does exactly that to your i.
JeffLee
You could can stick a jet engine on to a handset, but it doesn't make it more "advanced." "Electric money"? My Visa Card is way more advanced - highly compact, can be used worldwide and over the internet, no fees -- and the battery never wears out.
10 mega HD camera-video is really a gimmick. To get the right performance out of that resolution, it needs to be supported by a proper platform, such as a lens system.
YongYang
Ah, yeah. Slapping out the credit card at the vending machine, as you pass through the train ticket gates, as you buy a sandwich at the store, sure. All credit cards welcome. The camera, is you have access to one, are good. But if 16 mega pixels are a 'gimmick' what's the i? Pathetic? Battery life, easy, you can take a spare and CHANGE it on your own or carry I couple of AAs and use your charger. Always in Japan there is solution to deemed 'problem'. Great sat-navi, great platforms for editing photos, video. Sweet as a flip-phone. Japn.inc.
lostrune2
What's the use of HD when the screen is so small?
It's all about apps and choices nowadays anyways. Like with computers. If there's something you wanna do, there's a choice of apps for it. Heck, I could play PS1 games on my phone, even with an external wireless controller, hahaha.
TakahiroDomingo
they look like dumb phones to me, totally anti-smart-phone style
lrodriguezsosa
Japanese phones are so out there. The iPhone looks like a brick in comparison.
MrMojo
If only the phones could be used and sold for use Outdide of Japan!
Unfortunately, many JP phones are locked for use in JP mainly to the phone tech used in JP.
Make it a GSM model for worldwide use and the JP phone companies may do well in international sales with their phones!