Samsung SCH-S350 Phone improves Brain Function

Apr 18 2005, 1:17am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Samsung introduces the SCH-S350 mobile phone that uses apparently alpha waves to improve brain memory and concentration. This could be straight out of a sci-fi novel, but it is not. It is from a Samsung press-release.

The Samsung SCH-S350 is a small slider phone featuring a 0.3MP digital camera, MP3 Player and GPS. The new Samsung mobile phone measures 85mm in length and weighs only 85g.
More details in Samsung press-release (Korean). Hi-Res photos of the SCH-S350 on Slashphone.

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