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Forums › Windows Phone and Windows Mobile › Fujitsu has announced their first 'Mango' Windows Phone device.


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Images are from Engadget. Sepcs from WPCentral. 13.2MP camera. Waterproof and dustproof phone. Launching in September in Japan.

CPU - 1GHZ MSM 8655

GPU - Adreno 205
  • 32GB memory
  • 3 colors: Yellow, Pink, Black
  • Waterproof
  • MSM8655
  • 3.7" TF LCD screen
  • 13.2 MP camera (!)
  • 59x118x10.6mm
  • 113g



 




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  Reply # 498575 27-Jul-2011 16:47 Send private message

why does a Fujitsu phone have Toshiba written on the back of it?




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  Reply # 498576 27-Jul-2011 16:52 Send private message



http://www.toshibamobile-europe.com/

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  Reply # 498579 27-Jul-2011 16:54 Send private message

cyril7:

http://www.toshibamobile-europe.com/

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who knew! (well obviously you did cyril7)




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  Reply # 498580 27-Jul-2011 16:56 Send private message

Hmmmm, don't really like the design or colour, maybe if they did the black one in brushed black aluminium it'd look good

Otherwise they look too much like the nokia n9(in terms of colours, not really looks)




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