Well last year NEC was able to lay claim to having the world’s thinnest smartphone. However the RAZR came along and shot that down. Well NEC looks to do it again by bringing out a phone that is a mere 6.7mm thin. It will be carried by Japan’s biggest carrier NTT DoCoMo and although NEC has released a slew of devices under the MEDIAS name, this one appears to have some of the the best specs out of all of them. Here they are:
- Android 2.3.6
- waterproof body
- 4.3-inch LCD with 720×1280 resolution
- 8.1MP CMOS camera with NEC’s Exmor R for mobile engine
- dual-core MSM8260 CPU (1.5GHz)
- 1GB RAM
- 4GB internal memory
- Bluetooth 4.0
- Wi-Fi
- NFC e-wallet function
- infrared connection
- digital TV tuner
- microSD card slot, microUSB slot
- 1400mAh battery
- connectivity to Casio’s G-SHOCK GB-6900 watch
- size: 130×67×6.7mm, weight: 110g
As of right now there is no word on if anyone else will see this device outside of Japan but chances are we may. This device looks to pack a whole heck of a lot awesome features into a super thin design, however, the battery seems a wee bit small. So if you are in Japan look for this awesome little device to come to a network near you.
source: IT Media
via: TechCrunch