Published on April 15th,2008 at 12:06 AM
By daimaou
By daimaou
DoCoMo Raku Raku Phone Premium, for “Lazy SMS Style”
Last Friday DoCoMo released a new Raku Ralu phone (2G and 3G) featuring a speech to text function for writing email or SMS, the Fujitsu F884i. Simply press a button on your handset, talk clearly into your mouthpiece, and the Raku Raku Phone Premium will accurately write down what you say.
This system is available on previous Raku Raku versions and isn’t very new, but here Fujitsu worked hard perfecting it.
On a side note, our phone has a 1Seg TV tuner, a 3.1” screen with a 240×432 resolution, supports HSDPA, has a 3.2Mpix camera, and weights 140g at a size of 109×50x20mm.
Via DoCoMo
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kinda heavy….
does the speech-to-text also work for english? sound like a cool and useful feature
This phone is targeted for guys between 40s and 60s, not young enough for a F905i but not too old for a F883iES.
Now jiichans can watch TV on trains too!
These phones won’t come to europe right?