Panasonic's P702iD looks sentient to us

by Chris Ziegler posted Nov 15th 2006 at 10:50PM

"Just what do you think you're doing, Dave?" This little gem is the P702iD from Panasonic, which (you guessed it) is destined for NTT DoCoMo's FOMA network. Besides the (moderately frightening) LED array underneath the phone's surface -- which can be programmed to display one of ten different patterns of varying color and intensity, they say -- stand-out features include a microSD slot, 1.3 megapixel shooter, and push-to-talk. The "Feel*Talk" feature analyzes the user's voice in real time and chooses animations and LED effects based on their mood; of course, it probably chooses not to open the pod bay doors, too.

Filed under: Handsets, NTT DoCoMo

Tags: clamshell, flip, foma, ntt docomo, NttDocomo, p702id, panasonic

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