Story posted on: October 09, 2007, filed in: sharp, windows
Sharp's new W-Zero3 smartphone is rather weird looking, as though it was the bastard child between a PDA and standard handset. When closed, it resembles a candybar phone, while sliding it open will reveal a full QWERTY keyboard, showing off its smartphone class. It features WiFi connectivity, an integrated Web browser, Microsoft Office Mobile to keep you productive on the go, the unique ability to read business cards simply by capturing an image with its 1.3 megapixel camera - all these are running on a Windows Mobile 6 platform. The Sharp W-Zero3 is available in Japan only, so if you want one you'll have to move there.
