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NTT DoCoMo has announced a new Fujitsu phone for the Japanece market, the PRIME F-03A. It should be released on January 25th for a yet unknown price. Features include support for Japan's e-payment system, i-mode and TV streaming, as well as:

• 3.2" touchscreen display at 480 x 960 resolution;
• 5.2Mpix autofocus camera with flash;
• Japanese 7.

Fujitsu FOMA F905i is probably the company's first phone to be released outside of Japan. It's coming to Taiwan, and it has been customized for the needs of Taiwanese users. The device will support traditional Chinese characters, and will feature a 3.2" WVGA display, a 3.2Mpix camera and Fujitsu’s own sound technology.

Hopefully, the F905i won't be the only Fujitsu handset to leave the Japanese borders.

Introducing the DoCoMo Prime F-01A, a new all-in-one phone from Fujitsu. The phone is a real "mustbuy" considering all those hi-tech features packed into a genuine Japanese-style (square, that is) casing.

Here's what it offers:

• GSM/WCDMA/HSDPA support;
• 3.5” WVGA touchscreen;
• 5.2Mpix Camera with AF and Face Detection;
• VGA video @ 30fps (MP4);
• microSD card slot (up to 8GB);
• DCMX eWallet;
• IPX5 and IPX7 specification (works underwater at a depth of 1m for 30min);
• Fingerprint reader

Japan only, as always.

At Japan's CEATEC convention today Fujitsu has showed off a new awsome concept, which apparently won't be released in the seen future. The screen and keypad are two seperate parts, which can be used either independently or as one, but you can reorient them in any way you like. The screen contains the software part, while the keyboard integrates the radio.

NTT DoCoMo now offers a new cell phone designed for those who pay much attention to their health. The divice is called Fujitsu F884iES, and integrates such features as pedometer, pulsimeter, 3-axis accelometer, and even a Health Diary. Other specifications include dual displays, a 2Mpix camera, and of course a built-in media player.

ASOCS and Fujitsu have developed a new wireless processor called MP100.

This single chip can support GSM/EDGE, Wi-Fi, Mobile TV, and GPS, while at the same time reducing production costs by 50% and power consumption by 70%. Impressive, and that's not all: ASOCS MP100 is also software reconfigurable, which means that a simple software update can enable support for future technologies like LTE or WiMax.

Fujitsu came up with a new cell phone called Raku-Raku F884i for the Japanese NTT DoCoMo network.

The handset comes in a variety of colors and features quad-band GSM, large display, camera, 1-Seg mobile TV tuner, a configurable orientation sensor, which enables TV or camera depending on the orientation of the screen, and the upgraded real-time voice recognition function.

Fujitsu FOMA F1100, introduced last year at CEATEC 2007 is finally ready to hit the stores in Japan under the NTT DoCoMo branding.

The device comes in dark wine color scheme, measures 16.9mm thick, features Windows Mobile 6 Standard as the OS, has wireless LAN and Bluetooth connectivity, and supports 3.

Fujitsu presents its new F705i, the world's slimmest waterproof 3G mobile phone, which measures just 13.7mm thick.

This handset can be used underwater at 1m depth for about half an hour, which means you can bring it to the pool, bathtub or spa with you.

It also features 3G connectivity, Super Clear Voice and Super Clear Mike technologies, has a 1.

Japanese NTT DoCoMo came up with a nice cell phone targeted at kids.

The handset is called Fujitsu F801i and offers several special functions that kids and their parents may find useful. First of all the device is waterproof, and features an alarm that can be triggered manually in case the child is being kidnapped.