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'Origami' Mobile Phone
Nov 21 2005, 1:12pm EST | by Luigi Lugmayr
Swivel, slide and fold this mobile phone. Can somebody fold this phone back together?
SK Telecom showed this Origami phone (aka SD910) in Korea. I really do not know why supporting all this flexibility is useful. I find the design of the Nokia N92 right on the mark for a TV mobile phone. Maybe if SK would detail what users would do in the different shapes with the phone it would become clearer.
More details and photos on AVing (Korean). Via PhoneyWorld.
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