Sharp SH7118C, a flip style phone with rotational touch screen was unearthed recently in China. Now, we have close shots of one of worlds first rotational touch screen phone. Features and specifications of the SH7118C include GPS, 5-megapixel digital camera, and multi-touch navigation (will Apple sue Sharp for that?).
Projectors are handy devices that can reflect images from a laptop screen to a silverscreen or to a wall. Recently, tiny pocket-size projectors, known as pico projectors, have become more common because it is easy to take one along for a trip. So far, the image quality and resolution, however, has been poor. Now, a new pocket-size projector can draw laser-sharp images to a wall.
New info regarding Microsofts handsets was leaked yesterday on the web, so weve learned that we might be seeing the Turtle and Pure phones on the market in April. Part of Project Pink, these models are made by Sharp, just like the Sidekick and they seem to be destined to reach the pockets of the
The first solid details regarding Microsoft’s “Project Pink” initiative involving its Danger acquisition have surfaced. There will be two devices manufactured by former Danger ODM Sharp, the device pictured at right codenamed “Turtle” and another device which will be a horizontal slider codenamed “Pure” with HVGA resolution displays and QWERTY keyboards. T...
Although Microsoft hasn’t officially announced them, the Project Pink phones are almost certainly real and coming to Verizon in the near future. Codenamed Pure and Turtle, the handsets have appeared in two new leaked images over at Engadget. Manufactured by Sharp (one of Japan’s leading phone makers), the Microsoft Pink Pure and Pink Turtle seem to be
Details on Microsoft's Pink phones seem to be leaking all over the place this week, and we just got a huge piece of the puzzle: an extremely reliable source just told us the two Sharp-made devices will launch exclusively on Verizon, with a possible street date of April 20th. We've also got two more photos of the Pure and Turtle -- which are legit, as far as we can tell -- and some info o...
It was a little less than a month ago when news broke of a South Korean company called CJ Corporation noticing a sharp increase in sales of their frozen sausages. CJ did some digging around and it turned out the good people of South Korea were using their sausages as iPhone styluses. Someone who was sick of taking their gloves off in the cold Korean winter to use their iPhone found out that the sa...
