Coming in June from Sony is the first cell phone to carry the Bravia brand name that is used on Sony's LCD television sets. The SO903i has a tuner for receiving digital mobile TV broadcasts and employs technology from the company's LCD TV line to produce a better picture, according to NTT DoCoMo, the carrier through which the device will be offered (in Japan only). Pricing was not announced.
Via PcWorld
A phone so thin you can't see it? That's the silly claim Samsung made this month: "The Ultra Edition 5.9 (U100) is thin enough to disappear if turned on its side." Of course that's not true, but it does give you an idea of how thin the U100 is. At just 0.2 inches, it's the thinnest cell phone yet developed. It has a 3-megapixel camera and is compatible with the GSM standard, but don't expect a 3G model. The candy-bar-style phone will be joined by three other new handsets in the Ultra series: the Ultra 9.6 tri-band GSM clamshell model, the Ultra 10.9 quad-band GSM slider, and the Ultra 12.9 tri-band GSM and WCDMA 3G slider with HSDPA. The phones are all due to go on sale in Europe during the current quarter. Pricing, as well as launch details for other markets, were not disclosed.
