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  • More Linux 3G Phones Coming

    NEC and Panasonic have developed three Linux-powered 3G mobile phones to be introduced in Japan in the coming months — NEC’s N900iL, NEC’s N901iC, and Panasonic’s P901i. Of the three, only NEC’s N900iL [see WWJ’s video] is currently shipping. The N900iL is a dual-network 3G/VoIP handset that works as a 3G mobile phone (using DoCoMo’s W-CDMA/FOMA technologies), VoIP terminal, or both simultaneously.

    All three phones are based on the Linux 3G mobile phone software platform announced by NEC and Panasonic earlier this week.

    Posted: 22 November 2004 | Filed: Japan Market, Terminal Technology | Feedback | Print |
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