SMS Light Messaging Mobile Phone Accessory - AirBeam

Dec 7 2004, 2:17am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Telecoms Korea reports about Sun Data's Airbeam Mobile Phone accessory that lets users visualize SMS messages in the air by waiving their mobile phone.

This mobile phone add-on works similar to the Nokia 3220 Light Messaging feature we reported about.
The Sun Data Light Messaging device can be connected to handsets through the connector at the bottom. The AirBeam accessory goes on sale in February 2005 and should cost about $20.
More details on Telecoms Korea (Subscription).

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