New DoCoMo Foma Phones: D902i, F902i and N902i

Nov 10 2005, 9:33am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

DoCoMo introduces in Japan three new FOMA (3G) mobile phones.

The lemon yellow slider FOMA phone D902i (photo) features a 4MP digital camera, 2.8 inch QVGA screen, miniSD card slot and music player. It is only 19.8mm thin.
Looks like 4MP digital cameras are becoming the new standard in Japan. The rest of the world has still to be happy to get a 2MP digital camera. 4MP would be enough. 8MP in a digital camera phone is overkill.The F902i has a 2.4 inch QVGA screen and also a 4MP camera.

The FOMA N902i features anti-blurring control with its 4MP digital camera.
More details in this DoCoMo press-release (Japanese). First seen on AkihabaraNews.

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