Sharp Waterproof SoftBank 824SH DMB TV Phone

Jul 2 2008, 2:40am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

Sharp announces a new waterproof DMB TV phone for Softbank in Japan. According to Sharp the 824SH is the thinnest waterproof DMB TV phone.

The features of the Sharp 824SH include 2.8 inch screen, 3.2MP camera, IPX5/IPX7 waterproof, FeliCa, Bluetooth, and irSS.The clamshell style phone is 15.3mm thin and comes in 11 colors.
The new Sharp Softbank 824SH phones start to ship in July and August.
Via this Sharp press-release (Japanese).

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