KDDI introduces Wi-fi Windows PDA Phone 'Love Mate'

Dec 9 2004, 7:22am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Not sure if the altavista translation is correct, but KDDI introduced a new Windows Mobile PDA phone dubbed 'Love Mate'.

In any case the stylish PDA phone supports hybrid connectivity via 802.11b and CDMA 1X WIN. The PDA phone also supports bluetooth and runs Micrsoft's Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition.

More details on ASCII (Japanese). Story first seen on SorobanGeeks (French). See also the KDDI Press-Release (Japanese).

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