New NTT Docomo 506i Phone with Bar-Code Scanner

Apr 30 2004, 12:00am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

NTT DoCoMo, Inc. unveiled the new Mova 506i series i-mode mobile phones.

The 506i features 1MP Camera and infrared ports for exchanging data and photos with compatible handsets and performing infrared-based functions such as remote-control operation of appliances, authentication and cashless payments.
Additionally the 506i phone can read JAN Code and QR Code, enabling easy retrieval of data from printed materials, copying information to the phone's address book and saving text as well as pictures and melodies.
More details in NTT Press-Release.

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