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  • DoCoMo’s FOMA 900i Series Launch

    We guessed right!. DoCoMo’s fantastic FOMA 900i series start rolling into the shops, beginning with the fabulous Fujitsu, on this coming Friday. DoCoMo has just released the info. officially today in the following press release. Also note that we have some great video coverage of the December launch press conference unveiling the 900i handsets coming up later in the month.

    We’re really excited about the new models and with FOMA racing past 2 million subscribers, 2004 really does look as if its going to be the breakthrough year for Big D’s version of W-CDMA 3G.If you want a peak at what all the fuss is about, take a look here.

    Posted: 3 February 2004 | Filed: Carriers, Japan Market | Feedback | Print |
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