Story posted on: August 10, 2007, filed in: others
This is the fourth outing for Fujitsu when it comes to a RakuRaku handset, and this time we benefit from a 17.6mm thin clamshell handset that comes with pretty impressive specifications. You get an integrated GPS system within, a digital camera, noise reduction technology for clearer conversations no matter what the ambient noise level is like, and an automatic photo correction function that helps touch up your digital photos immediately. A Mobile G Scanner option lets you compose emails without touching your handset, using icons and drawings instead. I suppose it is pretty hard to understand and must be seen to be believed. No word on pricing as at press time.
