KTF's EV-K100 7-millimeter thin cameraphone

by Thomas Ricker, posted Mar 20th 2006 at 7:00AM

Take those 8-millimeter bricks and toss 'em in the trash with the rest of history's handheld fatties. South Korea's KTF just announced their "7-mm" super-duper-slim EV-K100, or in a nod to Chanel, the No. 7. Featuring 165MB of built-in storage, an MP3 player, 1.8-inch LCD, and get this -- a 1.3 megapixel shooter. With specs like that, we can overlook the fact that technically, the No. 7 measures in closer to eight millimeters at 7.9-mm (0.31-inches). But hey, what's a fractional measurement between friends and marketing departments?

Filed under: Handsets, Multimedia, Others

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

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Pete_Petite @ Mar 20th 2006 8:28AM

KTF? WTF?! Nice phone though

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Pete_Petite @ Mar 20th 2006 8:32AM

Just add an apple logo and some of those nano flash mems and there you go, a good iPhone...

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Medford @ Mar 20th 2006 11:46AM

Looks like the love child of a Motorola SLVR and a Sony Ericsson K700.

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Tobbe @ Mar 20th 2006 1:05PM

That's just too funny how you linked fatties with McDonalds :)

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flamer's grill @ Mar 20th 2006 2:08PM

Sprint, pick this up to combat the SLVR. NOW. Cuz I want one.

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WhyNotV2 @ Mar 20th 2006 2:45PM

Kind of looks like the phones in "V for Vendetta".

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freddo @ Mar 20th 2006 3:01PM

7mm? Imagine how many fatties will break these in their pocket...

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hussain @ Nov 24th 2006 9:41AM

i want download mp3 song in my mobail KTF EV-K100 how to download in my pc plese tell me
tankes

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