This little beauty has caught my eye mainly because it looks so good. There’s going to be plenty-many 3D Blu-ray players so they’re going to have to do something to stand out from the crowd. Sharp’s BD-HP90S ticks the boxes for looks – it’s shiny, thin and doesn’t just rely on its sexiness. The Sharp BD-HP90S will gladly sling out 3D and 2D Blu-ray pics all day long and hooks up to BD-Live content via its in-built wi-fi. Looking to dish out media from other devices? That’s where the front USB socket comes in – no need to go scrabbling round the back. The lovely LED indicators to tell you if it’s playing in 3D or the enhanced Aquos “Pure Mode”. The Sharp BD-HP90S will cost you £379.99 and goes on sale in November...

Next week the Gaj-it team will be reporting live from of the world’s largest consumer electronics show, IFA, in Berlin. With a shed-load of new tech that is going to be unveiled for the first time to the tech press we’re planning to scour every inch of the show-floor to get the latest news, pictures and gossip from Berlin – so today we thought we would preview some of the big guns that are already filling the column inches of all the tech websites. visit site to read more] Gaj-it Guide to Next Weeks IFA Consumer Electronic Show. is a post from: UK Gadget and Tech News, Reviews and Shopping Site - Gaj-It.com...

The new Sharp Quattron is one the new breed of ultra-thin LED’s that has hit the market recently and boy is it stunning. However it’s more than a pretty face too, with networking, next-gen picture processing and Freeview HD tucked away inside it finally looks as if it’s no longer a simple decision to choose your next LED TV. … [visit site to read more] Review: Sharp Quattron LED LE921E Series is a post from: UK Gadget and Tech News, Reviews and Shopping Site - Gaj-It.com...

Sharp are hoping to release a 3D smartphone by the end of the year. The device will feature a 3D camera, but that is about all that is known at the moment. Any further details on the device E.g. name, size, spec, OS, are a mystery, though chances are OS wise Android will be a firm … [visit site to read more] Sharp 3D smartphone with 3D camera on its way is a post from: UK Gadget and Tech News, Reviews and Shopping Site - Gaj-It.com...

We have already seen Nintendo’s plans for the 3DS, and are initially quite impressed by the idea of mobile 3D devices, and now Sharp are looking to jump on to the bandwagon early and launch their own 3D smart phone by the end of the year. But don’t fret; you won’t need to carry a pair of ridiculous 3D specs around with you, as these devices will be 3D without glasses. A statement from Sharp suggests that the device will most likely feature a 3D camera, though they didn’t give any indication of which OS will appear on the phone – it would be be interesting to see what apps people could come up with if it ran on the Android platform! The 3D technology to be used in the mobile phone has been in existence a while, but is only really for use on small displays, so making...

Sharp’s march into 3D hasn’t slowed down any and it’s just confirmed that a 3D phone is on the cards and should be on shelves across the planet by the end of 2010 – in time for Christmas lists? As you may remember – Sharp supplied the glasses-free 3D screens to Nintendo for the 3DS. Unfortunately Sharp also provided panels for the extremely short-lived Microsoft Kin so they have something to prove. According to a Sharp spokeswoman, the 3D phone will also be boasting a 3D camera round back.  I’m hoping that it will snap 3D photo’s and video This is all very exciting but what I need to know is what operating system will this 3D wonder be running? Let me know what you think – will it be Android, WinMo or something more...

Not many people no this but Sharp have been at the forefront of the glasses free 3D revolution, as they are the ones who are making the screen for the new Nintendo 3DS and 3D HD camcorders. But now they have said that they will bring out a new … [visit site to read more] Sharp Announce 3D Smartphone ? is a post from: UK Gadget and Tech News, Reviews and Shopping Site - Gaj-It.com...

All AT&T users will be pleased to hear that new phone from Sharp will be added to the carrier’s lineup. The latest addition will have AT&T’s Mobile TV service included. Besides Mobile TV service, Sharp FX will have plenty of multimedia features to offer. However, rather annoyingly (and unlike Sharp) it appears to have a poor, low res camera making you think as to what AT&T actually wants the phone to offer its users apart from being just a phone and watching TV. Sharp FX is a 3-inch touchscreen display phone that is using 400 x 240 pixel resolution. Besides that, this phone comes with QWERTY keyboard and with 2-megapixel camera and camcorder. Phone comes with 80 MB of internal storage space but it can be easily expanded by using  microSD /...

Sharp have released a statement today, which says that they are planning to make a new tablet/E-Reader that can play video and listen to audio content. This comes after Amazon said yesterday that the sales of hard-back books where surpassed by the sales of E-books – they said for every 100 hard-backs they are … [visit site to read more] Sharp Planning Foray into E-Reader Market is a post from: UK Gadget and Tech News, Reviews and Shopping Site - Gaj-It.com Share this on del.icio.us Digg this! Share this on Facebook Add this to Google Bookmarks Post on Google Buzz Add this to Google Reader Share this on LinkedIn Share this on Reddit Tweet This!...

Folks in Japan will be pleased to know that Sharp has just announced a couple of new Blu-ray Disc Recorders, where they will be known as the BD-HDW700 and BD-HDW70, respectively. These two new AQUOS Blu-ray Disc Recorders are no ordinary Blu-ray Disc Recorders, since they support playback of Blu-ray 3D discs to help usher in a brand new age in the world of home theater entertainment. In a nutshell, the BD-HDW700 and BD-HDW70 Blu-ray Disc Recorders will be able to handle Blu-ray 3D discs that contain 3D Blu-ray content recorded in conformance with the MPEG4-MVC technical standard for compressed 3D video. As you connect it to the 3D-compatible AQUOS Quattron 3D LCD TV, you will then be able to enjoy viewing 3D video with a realistic sense of depth. Apart from that, these units will...

Remember the Sharp Quattron? The one rocking an extra yellow pixel? Well, after me saying that they were shunning 3D in favour of a more colourful pic they’ve announced that their Quattron 3DTVs and 3D Blu-ray boxes are set for “a global launch”. Not only that they’ve mentioned Blighty! “Sharp’s 3D Quattron range will be presented in early September at IFA 2010 and will be available in the UK towards the end of the year.” Are you still thinking whether getting a 3D gogglebox is worthwhile just yet? Well, did you see John’s 3D TV buyers’ guide the other day right here on Gadgety News? Related posts:Sharp Aquos Quattron TV Brings in Yellow Fourth Pixel – RGBY Sharp 3D Screens for Handhelds Unveiled. Nintendo 3DS Buying? A...

SH007 is not the next James Bond’s overly techie device so please don’t confuse. It is just another uncommon cell phone designed for the common man to help preserve our own planet. Cell phone making company Sharp has added a newly launched solar cell phone namely Sharp SH007 to its band of cell phones. This newly launched device comes with new solar panel that will be able to soak enough juice from sun’s heat so that it can run for plenty of hours. This will prove to be the perfect device for those who hardly have enough free time or those who cannot find an AC outlet so as to charge their cell phones. While driving all you got to do is make sure that sun rays fall on your cell phone and it will be charged on its own. So, from now on you won’t have to avoid your...

The tablet race has been going on for a while and there is now a new player in it. This one comes from Sharp and unlike competitors it uses Ubuntu Linux, which makes it so special. It seems strange that tablet comes with Ubuntu installed, but that might be a good thing for all the Linux users out there. This tablet named NetWalker PC-T1 is using Ubuntu 9.04 Linux ARM and it comes with all other software pre installed, such as OpenOffice.ord, Firefox, Thunderbird and Flash Lite. That’s about the software that its using, but what about hardware specifications? Net Walker PC-T1 has decent specifications which will satisfy all your needs. It uses FreeScale i.MX515 processor, 512MB RAM and 8GB flash storage, but for some reason only 1.5 GB is usable. Now, it wouldn’t be...

pics from Gizmodo Here we go again with a strategy that used to be seen utilised in Formula 1 pit stops. Microsoft are to stage an event scheduled to take place on April 12 – a mere four days after Apple unveils its new iPhone 4.0 OS. It sounds like this will be the unveiling of two new social networking ‘Pink’ handsets that are codenamed ‘Pure’ and ‘Turtle’. The handsets are aimed to be down with the kids with a keen focus on Facebook, Twitter and Zune support to name but a few. Both of these phones were sketched by the same pens that brought us the T-Mobile Sidekick – Danger. Keeping with the Sidekick theme it looks like Sharp, who nailed the Sidekick together will also be manufacturing the Pinkies – remember...

It does look like 3D is getting a huge push. The latest films have all been in 3D, 3D TV’s are now available and even Google StreetView has a 3D option – you’ve seen the little fella with the glasses right? Have a look at this article and spot him on the right-hand side of the map. Just roll you mouse pointer over him Now it looks like 3D will be coming to pocket-sized gadgety things in the next 12 months after Sharp unveiled the company’s new technology at an event in Tokyo. The panel manufacturer demonstrated a glassesless 3D solution on a 3.4 inch device with live images of a model thrusting her hands out towards the viewer. We’ve seen 3D equipped mobile phones already but this screen uses a parallax barrier method of 3D stereoscopy....

I was 31 floors up in Centre Point on Tuesday to witness Sharp’s new line of televisions which, for the first time in tele history, is rocking a fourth, yellow, sub pixel joining its red, green, and blue buddies. Sharp is waiting before joining the possible ‘fad’ of 3D and is instead looking to make large screen TV’s more economical (40% less power used compared with other LCD’s), brighter, ’sharp’er and with a larger pallet. “The revolutionary new four colour technology enables billions of colours to be displayed, providing brighter video gaming, clearer sports viewing and sharper action enjoyment”, says the company. Sharp actually played around with introducing white and cyan pixels but the yellow pixels had the best...

The MWC is a matter of hours away and most eyes will be on what Microsoft will be bring to parade on centre-stage. Windows Phone 7 is almost a given but it seems that the Project Pink phone, Sharp’s ‘Turtle’, as been FCC’d (Federal Communications Commission). The diagram on the right for model PB10ZU shows more than a passing resemblance to the Turtle pic I posted about in September. According to the paperwork the PB10ZU will be loaded with dual-band CDMA, EVDO, Bluetooth and WiFi connectivity. Engadget spotted that the FCC filing’s details are being withheld until March 29. That’s just after the potential Zune Phone unveiling that is rumoured to take place at the CTIA conference in Vegas. Expect more about lots of other new phones over the coming...

There is nothing more frustrating that talking on the phone only to have the line cut off simply because you ran out of juice. Sharp hopes to change that by offering an alternative method to keep your cellphone juiced up at all times, thanks to the Sharp SH6230C which will hit the Chinese market later this February. It is the first solar-powered cellphone by Sharp for the overseas market, boasting Sharp’s proprietary solar cell module alongside a generous 2.9″ LCD display and a 5-megapixel autofocus camera. The solar panel is located on the back of the handset, so you can always leave it by your window at the office to keep it primed for long conversations. No idea on its pricing though, but it is nice to see companies taking a more eco-friendly approach in their products....

We are looking around, in the TV arena, at the moment as our 44” rear projected Sony television, which was the bees knees back in the day, is looking remarkably plump in today’s flat ... Please visit www.jasonslater.co.uk for downloads, hints/tips, news and more......

Unveiled at CES last week Sharp are coming out with a new line of 1.6”deep AQUOS LED TVs and boy do they look good. As you all know we all love a good TV at Mighty Gadget and these do indeed look the bee’s knees as most LED’s do. What makes them different you might ask? Standard screens work as we all know with a red green and blue pixel. These add a fourth pixel, a yellow one, which improves the colours one can see on a screen.   The LC-LE810E will come in 3 sizes, 32”, 40” and 46” and will support 1080p output. The next model up is the LC-LE820 which is pretty much the same only coming in the larger 40”, 46” and 60”. The daddy of the series is the LC-LE920E. Again this comes in 40”,46” and 60” but has extras!! It has Aquos Motion 240Hz to reduce on motion...

Readers: Take part to win a free Wi-Fire - long range WiFi adapter! New Sharp LX Series LED AQUOS HD TVs Due to be released around mid-November, Sharp’s new LX Series LED AQUOS HD line-up includes 60”, 52”, 46” and 40” models. Full HD equipped with LED Backlight Technology, Sharp is offering a new level of image quality with a stunning 2000000:1 contrast ratio while providing an up to 30% decrease in power consumption. For those who are particular keen on superior audio experiences, Sharp included a Du Bass ARSS 6 speaker system with a nice 2.1Ch, however this will be available only in 60″, 52″ and 46” models. Sharp Corporation will introduce into the Japanese market four models (60V-inch, 52V-inch, 46V-inch, and 40V-inch*1) of the LX Series “LED AQUOS”...

You know that the first details broke of the Microsoft-backed phones earlier this week. Today you get to see the real things! What you get is the Moto/Palm styled ‘Turtle’ and the ‘Pure’ is the one that appears to share heritage with the Google G1. As already stated both handsets will be made by Sharp who, incedentally, also make the hardware for the Sidekick handset. The pics seem to be the only new news apart from the candybar Pure has a slidey out keypad and the fact that these phones seem to have a focus on the ‘youth’ market (more Sidekick leanings) and there’s whispers of a related app store and that Zune functionality. Thing is – the Sidekick is more popular stateside and Microsoft has said a huge no to the Zune coming to the UK. So...

It’s been a tad quiet out there in Microsoft Pink land seeing as the Zune has been capturing most of the headlines. But – now 9to5Mac of all places claims to have advanced word of what Microsoft Pink actually is…… Apparently Redmond HQ will be busting out a pair of smartphones, with the help of subsidiary – Danger. This also means that instead of the HTC gear that was originally hinted at the hardware will be thanks to Sharp – Both phones could be branded as “Microsoft+Sharp”. As you might expect, the two Microsoft Pink phones will take different form factors: one the “Turtle”, will be kinda like the Motorola QA1 pictured and the “Pure” will be more like a regular candybar slider. These phones are said to debut at CES in January....

With “unprecedented image quality and energy-efficient, eco-friendly performance”, Sharp have launched two LED backlit HDTV ranges.   The Aquos LE600 and LE700 have LEDs positioned behind the screen to give a much brighter and improves the cleanliness of the colours. Both models come in 32”, 40” and 46” while the LE700 also comes in a 52”. Both will have full 1080p X-Gen LCD panels but the LE700 goes one further yet again with 100Hz technology for those nice smoother images. Both also have four HDMI ports, plenty for the consoles etc   With the backlit screen these models show a significant improvement over a regular LCD but also with the added bonus they’re greener, no not in colour, they use 40% less power too. Result!! The price – from £750……  ...

Hunter has been really shocked by some of the nasty and personal postings that bitter Labour and jealous Lib Dems have been leaving on various sites (never, of course, using their real names - although one suspect is former Labour councillor Ian Willmore).If Alan was 'after money' when his Mayoralty ended, why did he turn down a position on O&S; (£15,000pa)?If Alan really is thick, why did they want him to serve on O&S;? Do they only allow 'thick' people to scrutinise the Council? If Alan really is 'thick', why have they allowed him to be a councillor for 18 years? Do they only allow 'thick' people to sit on the Council?If Alan really is 'thick', why did allow him to become Mayor not only once, but twice? Do they only allow 'thick' people to become the Borough's First Citizen?If Alan...

Readers: Take part in our latest free gadget giveaway: HDMI cable and more! New Sharp Aquos LE700 series LED backlit TVs Sharp has introduced its LE700 series LED TVs, using edge-lit LED backlight technology instead of CCFL. Unlike Sony, Samsung, Toshiba and Vizio, Sharp’s LE700 series have no local dimming function. The lack of local dimming means that, in tests, the blacks in bright scenes won’t be on par with the best of those TVs above. The Sharp LE700 series lack both video streaming and use of Yahoo’s widget platform for services such as Amazon or Flickr. More information after the break… Sharp explained that their X-Gen panel with 10-bit processing lets them align the pixels in an impressive ways for good black levels. However, Sharp promises local...

It’s been a while since I’ve posted some vid footage of Sharp’s Mebius netbook. Thanks to a piece spotted on Slashgear there’s more moving picture lovin - and not jsut about that 4 inch touchscreen pad. You get to see all of the 1.6GHZ Intel Atom N270 touting puter with its 10.1 inch display (1,024 x 600), 1GB of RAM, a 160GB HDD, three USB 2.0 ports, Ethernet, WiFi, Bluetooth 2.1+EDR and a multicard reader being undressed unboxed. Price is said to be around the ¥80,000 (£510) mark. Video unboxing below Related posts:Sharp Mebius PC-NJ0A - The Netbook With Multi-Purpose Trackpad LCD Screen [video action]Sharp DSTL1 - Android Touchscreen Phone Prettier Than G1OCZ Technology Self Build Netbook...

Looking for a reasonably priced Blu-Ray player that does everything you need? Look no further. This little eco-friendly beauty should be out later this month priced at a mere £199.99, available in you guessed it……… Black!! 7.1 Surround 1080p Picture DTS-HD Master Audio & Dolby TrueHD BD-Live Profile 2.0 Eco-Friendly (20W when on , 0.7W in standby)   Source : Electricpig Post from: Mighty Gadget - Gadget and Technology Blog Sharp BD-HP22H Landing on Shelves Later This Month Tags: 1080p, Blu-ray, Sharp Related posts Sharp Mirumo 934SH with "memory LCD" (0) Sharp Mebius PC-NJ70A with LCD trackpad (0) Sanyo develop new 100gb Blu-ray disks (0) Quad Core Asus G71 Laptop (1) LG BD390 Blu-ray Player DivX friendly and with Wi-FI (0)...

I've always had great respect for army medics, and it was increased on a trip I made earlier this week.  I was in Baringo district, seeing at first hand some of the British Army's work, jointly with the Kenyan army and Ministry of Health,  in providing immunisations and primary healthcare (including dental care) to Kenyans whom the state's medical services find difficult to reach.  It's the fourteenth year they have done this annual exercise, covering some of the country's more remote areas.  When we dropped in to see them they had already seen over 13,000 people, and were about half way through the exercise.  Of course, initiatives like this don't resolve the underlying issues of provision of healthcare in rural areas, but I was glad to see that the Army had...

Readers: Take part in our latest free gadget giveaway! New Sharp AQUOS SHOT 933SH 10MP clamshell with up to ISO 12800 Softbank Mobile (Sharp) has announced their latest AQUOS SHOT 933SH. Featuring a powerful 10 megapixel resolution camera that supports up to ISO 12800 sensitivity, this means the 933SH will be capable of outstanding image quality even when shooting in low-light. Low-light or limited light shooting is a major problem for many camera phones, the Sharp AQUOS SHOT 933SH is probably the first to address this! There is also a touch interface that lets you choose the point of focus that can then be tracked as it moves. Other specs include a 3.3-inch display, 16GB of internal storage, bluetooth, GPS, FeLica and built-in dictionary. The 933SH will come in Black, White, Gold, Pink,...

Now the lines are truely blurred! This camera-phone / phone-camera comes from Sharp and will land on SoftBank Mobile in Japan this summer. This is the AQUOS SHOT 933SH and it rocks those massive optics combined with a 10 megapixel low-noise CCD sensor. You also get a rotating touchscreen display so all you have to do is flip it around, snap it facing outwards, and voilà, your old compact cowers in the corner. Other bits include a 3.3-inch WVGA display which is handy for viewing one-seg tv and global roaming capability - yup, that means that we might get it over here………. or at least someone might sell them on eBay after it’s May launch. Related posts:Softbank 923SH - Aquos LCD Equipped Mobile Phone If you like the idea of the flippy screen Sidekick...Sharp...

Unfortunately this won’t likely be seen anywhere but Japan, but Sharpe a releasing the mirumo 934SH for SoftBank (Japanese Telecom company). The 934SH features a 3-inch external display that can display time, date, weather, news but manages to only consume 5% five per cent of the power used by previous external displays. Sharp is coining this display as "memory LCD" which makes it sound like E-Ink but according to one of the commenter's on Engadget, who apparently emailed the tip in, the display is actually OLED and the memory part comes from the fact the external display can only show one of 38 different screens at one time, and the hardware remembers which of those 38 you use most. The phone also comes with an 8 megapixel camera, a waterproof shell, and a UV sensor. Pretty...

Sharp has unveiled its latest and very impressive netbook: Mebius NJ70A. It is expected that Sharp will be announcing Mebius NJ70A in the coming press conference soon. Some of the features include 10.1″ display with an Atom N270 CPU, and Intel 945GSE Express Chipest, 160GB of HDD and web cam. Most importantly, it features an integrated 4″ optical sensor LCD with led backlight and 853 x 480 resolution, one of the first to be seen in a netbook! The Mebius NJ70A netbook will be in stores in Japan within the next couple of month. Gallery and more information about Mebius NJ70A netbook after the jump. While this Netbook is just plain standard, the optical sensor LCD is really impressive and lets you use either your finger or a stylus to write memos or emails with its handwriting...

You may or may not be aware of Sharp’s lovely looking new netbook, the Mebius PC-NJ70A. What makes this netbook stand out from the crowd is the 854 x 480 resolution LCD that Sharp has decided to sling in where the track pad should be. The screen automatically adjusts brightness based on surrounding light and work as a secondary display for things like adjusting an equalizer with your grubby mits. Those lovelies over at Akihabara News have generously shared a video whilst they were at the unveiling of Sharp’s Mebius netbook. Check the vid below Granted the icons and apps shown aren’t as funky as you’d expect but I’m digging the way things seem to be moving - having a dual-purpose trackpad and secondary display / widget panel. Unfortunately the rest of the...

Sharp have just let loose the details of the Mebius PC-NJ70A. While this nothing very interesting underneath the bonnet with a 10.1-inch display (1,024 x 600), 1.6GHz Atom N270 processor, 1GB of RAM, a 160GB HDD, three USB 2.0 ports, Ethernet, WiFi, Bluetooth 2.1+EDR and a multicard reader. It does have one very interesting feature of a 854 x 480 resolution LCD trackpad. The LCD trackpad automatically adjusts brightness based on surrounding light and can likely act as a secondary display for things like adjusting an equalizer with your digits. No word on pricing or availability just yet. Post from: Mighty Gadget - Gadget and Technology Blog Sharp Mebius PC-NJ70A with LCD trackpad Tags: LCD trackpad, Mebius, PC-NJ70A, Sharp Related posts LG and Sharp receive $585 million LCD price...

We’ve talked quite abit of CES 2009 all this week and that has dried out most of our brain juice! As you know this year’s CES is almost coming to an end. Of course, we weren’t able to cover everything. CES is always that time of the year when we are super excited about seeing all the new and emerging technology, gadgets but we hardly have enough time to show you them all. So we’ve decided we won’t do a weekly roundup like usual this week, because it’s actually been an all CES week. So in case you’ve been away for a few days, here’s a quick roundup which we’ve put together of some of the hottest new gadgets featured at the CES 2009 this week. CES 2009: Blaupunkt and miRoamer to bring internet radio to cars Lenovo IdeaCentre 600 - the...

Sharp have announced 2 new clamshell handsets for the Chinese market. It was a somewhat surprise announcement really, as we’ve not seen a GSM handset from Sharp for a while. The SH1810C is slim with a stainless steel body.  It features a 3inch TFT WVGA display (854×480pixels) and an unusual column-style external display.  It joins in with other [...]...

This was a guest post written by the editors of LaptopLogic.com - Laptop Reviews and News Honestly. Why do we still call them phones? Though they are definite communication devices, users talk less and opt for quicker methods of exchanging information. We could live with out them, but when they offer everything from music to streaming video and restaurant suggestions, why would we? NTT DoCoMo and Sharp Corporation Combine Forces With Nissan In September 2008, a new partnership of Japanese manufacturers and service providers announced the development of another mobile phone function that will do for the Nissan Auto Corporation and DoCoMo what the iPhone did for AT&T in the United States. NTT DOCOMO and Sharp Corporation have developed a first of its kind mobile phone that also...

It looks like the HTC Touch HD’s title for being the only HD mobile handset in the market won’t last very long. Another Softbank related news for you folks, Softbank and Sharp have teamed up to release the FULLTOUCH 931SH. It’ll have a large, 3.8-inch touch screen with a resolution of 1024 x 480. The phone comes with a 5.2 megapixel camera, along with GPS, HSDPA, accelerometer, bluetooth, a fascinating magnetic compass and because it’s going to be used in Japan, on-board support for wireless payment systems -very neat! No word on pricing and availability at the moment, most certainly though, the 931SH won’t be coming to anyone else that doesn’t live in Japan. But we’ll hopefully have more info and photos for you on this latest handset soon. [via...

Softbank (huh?), yes it may be confusing, but its what they call Sharp nowadays in Japan. Featured above is the Softbank 824SH which was displayed at the CEATEC JAPAN 2008 in Tokyo and captured by AVING. It claims to be the world’s slimmest waterproof mobile phone, without me going into everything and destroying the excitement, here are the main specs: 2.8″ Widescreen QVGA LCD 3.2 Megapixel Camera 127 g W50.0 × H105.0 × D15.3 mm 3G Unfortunately like most things that launch from Japan, they take a long time or even never make it into our markets, let’s hope this one does! Further details including a downloadable manual can be found via the Softbank link below… [via AVING, Softbank] Remember: We hand out 'dofollow' links to top five commentators of our...