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  • Test Drive on Sharp’s J-SH53 Handset


    Test Drive on Sharp's J-SH53 HandsetTake a 2 hour trip to Tokyo - compressed into a 3 minute time lapse - and check out Vodafone’s answer to the 505i series. Boasting a 256k capable java appli that makes the ‘53 a perfect gaming device, its little wonder that companies like Namco and Taito have lined up some great content for the early adopters. Perhaps most impressive was how clean the 3D Polygon graphics look on that QVGA screen, pardon us for almost forgetting this unit was also the first mega-pixel camera phone on the market to boot. Its not all just games either, a couple of sexy voice recognition functions are on tap in this demo as well, so buckle up for a great ride..!! Full Program Run-time 19:57

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    Posted: 24 September 2003 | Filed: Content Providers, Video Programs | Feedback | Print |
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