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Construction needs cloud flexibility
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NEC launches 'sexy' prepaid mobile phone
Stuart Corner
Thursday, 16 March 2006 16:19
NEC claims it is "reminiscent of the iconic iPod...[and] features a cutting edge design, with white face and stainless steel finish." (This is the same company that many years ago gave us the P5 cellphone claiming its design had been inspired by the US 'Stealth' fighter-bomber!)
The N343i has a built in VGA camera with self-timer and special effects, a full colour screen, speakerphone, handsfree unit, 6.25 days of battery standby time, polyphonic ringtones, a personal organiser and web and email capabilities.
Telstra will sell the N343i for $179 plus $10 for the prepaid starter kit, which includes $10 worth of calls.
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