
| ALL TODAY'S PRESS RELEASES SEE BELOW |
| New i-mode Phone for KPN Mobile |
|
12th March 2003 |
|
NEC announced its latest i-mode handset, the n31i. The device is being supplied to KPN Mobile in the Netherlands, Germany (E-Plus) and Belgium (BASE). The n31i marks a landmark in NEC’s European i-mode devices, offering a raft of new features and functionality – including an integrated camera with digital zoom, JAVA technology and MMS capabilities. The n31i also features support for advanced security functionality based on the international standards SSL and TLS. This opens the door to advanced mobile financial and transaction service provision. With the n31i, i-mode users will be able to take photos with their handsets, attach personalised voice and text messages and send them on to family and friends. The 100k pixel camera supports three picture formats – full colour, black & white and sepia – satisfying the creative needs of even the most demanding mobile user. The fold-design n31i boasts a strikingly stylish silver finish with two colour screens: the first, a large 65,536 colour display for browsing web pages, viewing multimedia messages or playing JAVA games; the second, an outer 4,096 display to give mobile users even greater scope for personalisation. It also features 40-chord polyphonic ring tones. The device will store up to 500 contacts in memory, each of which include name, up to five telephone numbers and two e-mail addresses, plus personalised ring tone and pictures to identify incoming callers. The n31i builds on NEC’s formidable global pedigree in i-mode. In Europe, NEC developed the first ever i-mode handset specifically for the European market, the n21i, which was supplied for the launch of KPN Mobile’s i-mode service in March 2002. NEC also provides i-mode devices to Bouygues Telecom in France, and is the largest i-mode handset manufacturer in Japan. “The n31i is the third i-mode device we have developed specifically for the European market, and is testament to our commitment to extending our position as a leading global mobile player,” comments Tony Hutson, Director, NEC UK. “The n31i is an important milestone in the continued development of i-mode in Europe,” adds Mark de Jong, Member of the Board of KPN Mobile. “It brings together advanced i-mode functionality with attractive features such as the camera, MMS and JAVA technology. We see the n31i as an important driver in the take-up of i-mode across our European territories.” The n31i will go on sale in the Netherlands, Germany and Belgium later this year. |
This
Press Release Sponsored by AGILENT TECHNOLOGIES |
| TODAY'S
PRESS RELEASES |
NTT
DoCoMo announced the introduction of the FOMA P2102V, the company's first
3G videophone handset capable of video clip e-mailing and extended stand-by
time, and the first FOMA model to accept memory cards. The P2102V will
go on sale nationwide on March 15, 2003. |
3
UK today announced it had entered into an agreement with Zeppotron, the
comedy and entertainment arm of Endemol UK, to provide comedy content
for its third-generation mobile multimedia and communications services. |
NEC
Corporation is to further expand delivery of 3G radio base stations. NEC's
Delivery Operation Center (DOC) for third generation (3G) mobile W-CDMA
radio base stations (Node-B) in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, established
in October 2002, is operating successfully. |
NEC
announced its latest i-mode handset, the n31i. The device is being supplied
to KPN Mobile in the Netherlands, Germany (E-Plus) and Belgium (BASE). |
Development
time and design creativity for wireless original equipment manufacturers
(OEMs) and original design manufacturers (ODMs) using Motorola’s
i.250 Innovative Convergence™ 2.5G platform are being significantly
compressed by fully integrating an advanced video graphics array (VGA)
imaging module. |
he
family of futuristic products utilizes the latest advances in miniaturization
and wireless connectivity technology to enable entertainment, business,
and security-related communications and broadband applications. |
Based
on Cellon platform designs and incorporating Philips Semiconductor Division's
pioneering Nexperia(TM) Cellular System Solution, the newly-launched handset
line benefited from reduced time-to-market, enabling the manufacturer
to deliver designer handsets quickly with up to the minute functionality. |
| 3G Home |
| Subscribe To Newsletter |
| All Material Subject to Copyright. All logos, graphics and trademarks are the property of their respective owners. |