NTT releases 3G Raku Raku Phone

Sep 3 2004, 3:38am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

NTT releases their user friendly Raku Raku Phone for the 3G Foma network.

The Raku Raku Phone can read i-mode text pages aloud and helps users to push the right buttons with highlighting them based on the function required.

The Raku Raku Phone also features a digital camera and can playback video.
The new NTT phone features a large 2.4-inch QVGA screen, and text font may be enlarged up to 30 dots for ease of reading. It measures 103 x 51 x 23 mm and weighs 120g.
More details in NTT press-release.

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