Sharp's cellphone prototype unlocks, starts your Nissan

by Thomas Ricker posted Sep 24th 2008 at 1:14AM

In Japan, the hand can be used like a knife. Now, in another Japanese world's first (according to Nissan), you can use your mobile phone to open and start your car thanks to a new twist-up of Nissan Motors, NTT DoCoMo, and Sharp. The Sharp prototype cellphone pictured above integrates with Nissan's Intelligent Key system already fitted in various Nissan vehicles. Look for the device to be demonstrated on September 30th with the opening of the CEATEC Japan show. Hiiiiya!

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Filed under: Handsets, NTT DoCoMo

Tags: key, nissan, nissan intelligent key, NissanIntelligentKey, ntt docomo, NttDocomo, sharp

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Chris @ Sep 24th 2008 4:29PM

Audiovox has had this same technology for years. It's called carlink. You install it in your car and you can call this device that is in your car from anywhere in the world to make the car start, unlock, etc.

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