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April 9, 2008 4:27 AM PDT

Latest watch phone gets clamshell design

by Mike Yamamoto
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(Credit: SlashPhone)

Tag Heuer and other name brands may be taking their own sweet time in developing a watch phone, but others certainly aren't waiting around to see what they come up with. Unfortunately most of the models we've seen are of dubious origin and quality from generic Chinese manufacturers.

Worse yet, many of these items are of abominable design. The latest model, however, actually makes an effort to look like something that wouldn't be seen hanging in the checkout lane at Safeway. Despite its unfortunate name, the "Cool G108" is a clamshell-style watch phone with a circular keypad and a 1.5-inch LCD, according to SlashPhone.

The design allows for more features, including Bluetooth and a 1.3-megapixel camera, without a gigantic case required for other multimedia watches we've seen. In fact, we suspect that a TV remote can't be too far off.

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by tedacos April 12, 2008 2:03 PM PDT
The truth is that the Watch Mobile Cell Phones are a reality, and there are several models available in TEDACOS. The most comprehensive of them have digital camera for taking pictures and video, voice commands, vibrating alert, mp3 player, movies in mp4, bluetooth connection, internet access and GPRS Wap a surprising touch screen for management their duties and with handwriting character recognition. To see the full range of models available have to visit the website of TEDACOS, http://www.tedacos.com or see their videos demonstration http://www.youtube.es/tedacos
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by tedacos April 12, 2008 2:03 PM PDT
The truth is that the Watch Mobile Cell Phones are a reality, and there are several models available in TEDACOS. The most comprehensive of them have digital camera for taking pictures and video, voice commands, vibrating alert, mp3 player, movies in mp4, bluetooth connection, internet access and GPRS Wap a surprising touch screen for management their duties and with handwriting character recognition. To see the full range of models available have to visit the website of TEDACOS, http://www.tedacos.com or see their videos demonstration http://www.youtube.es/tedacos
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