Japanese Camera Phone with TWO CAMERAS Built-in

Jan 19 2003, 12:40pm EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

DoCoMo launched end of 2002 a Camera Phone that features two builtin cameras.

The product's external 110,000-pixel CCD camera, located on the backside of the phone, lets users take scenic or group photos, for example, while a second built-in camera on the inner main display enables self-portrait shots.

No word if this model will be ever available in the US.

Japan is the most advanced adopter of Camera Phones world-wide with 10 Million devices.

Japanese DoCoMo p504is product page

Sanyo 5300 still the best Camera Phone available in the US market.

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