NTT DoCoMo, Inc. has announced the launch of the N700i and P700i, the last two handsets in the new 3G FOMA 700i series, through DoCoMo sales channels nationwide (Japan) on March 11.
N700i
The N700i (right) comes in three stylish body colors, which can be combined with any of ten snap-on Style Plus custom jackets for a total of 33 color combinations. Both the handset body and custom jackets have antibacterial surfaces.
Features include Decoration Videophone, which enables hearts and other pictographs to overlay the caller's image and move in sync with the caller's face, Petit Message enables text to overlay the caller's image for even more expressive videophone communication and Visual Check enables the caller to temporarily substitute an image in place of their actual face when receiving a video call, perhaps to double-check their appearance before switching to live video.
P700i
The P700i, the lightest FOMA handset available, features an expansive 2.2" QVGA LCD screen and high-performance 1.25-megapixel camera.
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The N700i and P700i have the following common features:
Videophone
700i users enjoy all the benefits of videophone, as well as Chara-den animated avatars that can be shown in place of the caller's image.
Music player functions
Memory cards stored with music files can be inserted into 700i phones for playback.
ChakuUta and ChakuMotion
High-quality music or audiovisual clips (up to 500 KB) can be stored in 700i phones for playback or ring tones/videos for incoming calls. The phones also handle up to 100 KB of ring tone files.
Deco-mail
HTML mail can be decorated with different backgrounds, text colors/sizes and photos, as well as animations downloaded from i-mode sites. Deco-mail templates are preinstalled in all models.
Megapixel cameras
Each 700i model has an auto-focus camera with effective resolution exceeding one million pixels.
G-GUIDE
700i phones come preinstalled with G-GUIDE to obtain detailed information about TV shows and G-Codes to program video recorders, etc. quickly and easily.
