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Sagem unveils its new, top-of-the-line mobile handset, the SAGEM myMobileTV. Not only does it offer TV playback via next-generation DVB-H broadcasting, it also provides access to the very best in advanced multimedia entertainment.
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SAGEM’s teams have channeled their worldwide expertise into a breakthrough technological achievement, where GSM antenna and DVB-H receiver-decoder are built in to the mobile phone shell, enabling a significant leap forward in ergonomics. The spin-and-rotate display was designed to sit just about anywhere, offering unbeatable convenience and leaving users free to sit back and enjoy the show. It’s fun to watch, fun to play with, and the sleek lines and black finish round off this very contemporary package.
This is a flip phone solution designed for users seeking top-quality mobile video performance and sharp-shooting capabilities. In closed position, the shell-fitted 72x96 pixel, 65K-color TFT screen gives instant display of key info. Inside is housed a magnificent 240x320 pixel QVGA 262K-colour display that boasts IPS technology, maintaining the same brightness and contrast quality regardless of the viewing angle. There’s also a convenient fast-access key that takes you directly to TV mode.
Once there, the SAGEM myMobile TV does all the rest. Just tip the screen, and the built-in accelerometer automatically toggles the image from portrait to landscape mode. And when the ambient light dims or increases, screen brightness will adjust automatically!
In-between TV shows, the SAGEM myMobileTV remains a genuine media entertainment package offering the full range of music and video functionality. It features a 2 megapixel camera and 8x digital zoom, as well as stunning video capture and a built-in mp3 player. The 25 MB of internal memory can be extended with a microSDTM card.
In terms of usability, myMobileTV has it all: MMS for sharing, WAP 2.0TM for staying informed, Java technology for 3D gaming, tri-band, Bluetooth® (with A2DP stereo music profile to get the best from wireless TV), and SyncMLTM for faultless connectivity.
All of which you are free to explore, because with the multitasking core you can take calls, send text messages and watch TV - all at the same time.
To cap it all, the SAGEM myMobileTV comes with a battery life that offers up to 3 hrs in TV mode and over 5 hrs in talk-time.
The SAGEM myMobileTV will be released during the second trimester 2007, depending on when network broadcasting services hit the market.
www.sagem.com
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Posted: 2007-03-01 12:00:12
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Nice design just looks a little bulky!
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Posted: 2007-03-01 12:07:25
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Same form - factor as the SO903iTV.
I like the look and design of this device and we need more DVB-H compatible handsets to get the MobileTV ball rollilng.
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Posted: 2007-03-01 12:27:08
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frankly im quite impressed by this new Sagem, they are not exactly well known for quality handsets.
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Posted: 2007-03-01 14:05:46
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'My X-8'(e.g: not MY(mine) X-8!) was a brilliant handset, even if the looks weren't to everyone's taste!
Designed by Ora-ïto, IIRR it was only scarce because the networks wouldn't subsidise it!
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Posted: 2007-03-01 14:20:37
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This could be out as early as next month:
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The SAGEM myMobileTV will be released during the second trimester 2007, depending on when network broadcasting services hit the market.
The only thing is, I haven't even read one paragraph about the main UK networks offering dVB-H TV services. When are they going to get their act together.
I can't see the point of SAGEM releasing this in the UK if there are no networks supporting it.
It would be a bit of a white-elephant for them.
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Posted: 2007-03-01 14:25:39
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sharp v902 clone mixed wiht the enourmus mobile technology knowledge of sagem... hahahahahaha
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Posted: 2007-03-01 21:54:43
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On 2007-03-01 14:20:37, Aware wrote:
'My X-8'(e.g: not MY(mine) X-8!)
fatreg
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Posted: 2007-03-01 23:13:02
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looks like it cost them abit to make this time
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Posted: 2007-03-01 23:14:43
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