Is this Fujitsu's F905i for NTT DoCoMo?
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
byaah @ Sep 25th 2007 12:04AM
is that the UI? It kind of makes me want to cry.
RichinJapan @ Sep 25th 2007 12:32AM
That photo is not anF905i, it is a Sharp 912SH.
Note the screen flip, on Sharps the screen is centered but on fujitsus the screen would be off to the right side.
Also that screen is not 3.2 and Yahoo is Softbank, My Softbank 811T has a dedicated Yahoo button.
sam @ Sep 25th 2007 2:19AM
@RichinJapan: you are very confused, the photo is indeed a F905i, just that you will never be able to see whether it's off-centered until you swivel screen. (just like the F904i) Look at the already announced-912SH carefully, the design is clearly different though very similar. The metal strip tracing round the sides, the color scheme and the camera lens position at the back are completely different as well.
RichinJapan @ Sep 25th 2007 3:05AM
They changed the picture after I posted.
The first photo was a picture of the screen of the phone, it did not show the body.
Notice my first post and the poster before me both referenced items relating to the UI/screen.
Them changing the photo proves I was right!
sam @ Sep 25th 2007 3:20AM
ah alright, engadgetmobile's bad :P
RichinJapan @ Sep 25th 2007 3:35AM
No problem, I used to hasve a 911sh so I know the sharp one very well, I got tired of it though and traded it for a 911T.
if you click on the link you can see the first photo they had up there. Its the last oone ;)
zentraedi @ Oct 1st 2007 1:46PM
Yeah, that looks exactly like my SoftBank 912SH.