Yes this is strange I have not seen a
really business focused keitai in
Japan. They all look like more or
less target to cosumer differing only
in more or less advanced media
focused features.
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Giovanni Bertani
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Su Wed, 03 Dec 2003 15:44:33 +0900 "Nick May" <nick@kyushu.com> scritto:
>While obviously sympathetic to the tone of general derision of your post,
>it WOULD be nice were one able to get an SSH session from one's phone.
>
>Some foreign phones can manage this, I gather - though no Japanese ones
>as far as I am aware.
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>And for all their feature richness, Japanese phones are still TOO THICK!
>Which is why nothing to date has tempted me beyond my P504i.
>
>Nick
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>keitai-l@appelsiini.net,Internet writes:
>>From the article:
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>> The company had a bitter experience in losing subscribers after
>> it reduced the number of the types of the handsets used for its
>> service. Learning a lesson from the experience, it will prepare a
>> wide variety of mobile phones for its third-generation (3G) service
>> by introducing foreign-made handsets.
>>
>>Ha, good luck! I don't think that bringing in foreign handsets that
>>don't even begin to compare to the Japanese ones is going to do any
>>good. How many of them will have QVGA, megapixel cameras, memory
>>cards, Java, and other cool features. Certainly the above (with the
>>exception of Java for the lower-end models) are now pretty much a
>>minimum requirement for a new phone these days, I think.
>>
>>cjs
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