The following Matsushita/Panasonic Jphones exist: J-P03, JP02,, JP01. JP01II, DP-145 and have email.
I don't have my docs with me to check if they do J-Sky or not.
Matsushita and Panasonic are the same thing as far as I know.
I applied for a job for them awhiles back and the names appeared to be used interchangeable internally. In the US more things were called
Panasonic XXXX and in Japan most were called Matsushita XXXX. There
are smaller companies within Panasonic/Matsuhita which do not change
their names back and forth but only use Matushita (I don't know any who use only Panasonic but....). Chances are that its different divisions of M/P that work with the different Cell-Phone biggies (DoCoMo, JPhone and AU).
There are two really old phones for J-Phone by Sony, the J-SY01 and the DP-125 (they also have email). Looks like you're right about Sony, at least
for now.
(I'm getting all this info from the neat little doc I got mailed at home to show you how to stop SPAM from reaching your J-Phone, it doesn't list phone capabilities though).
Sorry this is only a half-answer..... I may be able to drudge up more info at work.
De nada,
jr_pascual wrote:
> Does anyone know if Matsushita and Panasonic are the same?
> If the answer is yes, why i-mode phones are branded Matsushita and EZ-web and J-sky phones are branded Panasonic?
>
> By the way, is there any J-Sky phone by Sony? According to one of the free papers written by Jeffrey L. Funk (these papers are very interesting and I recommend you to read them) Sony was a supplier for Tsuka Cellular (I suppose he mean Digital Tu-Ka), which became part of J-Phone. As far as I know, Sony doesn't manufacture phones for J-Phone any more.
>
> Thanks a lot for your answers!.
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