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This Pantech IM-U140, which looks quite similar to my T-Mobile MDA, has an auto-popup screen that moves up to a 30-degree angle when users press the button. The screen is 2.6-inches wide, is QVGA, and plays back DMB TV. The phone itself has a 3 megapixel camera and PictBridge, so you can print out the pictures easily. There's also TV-Out so you can play the DMB on a real TV, 4 channel stereo speakers, and a touch screen. Slim chance this phone or anything like it will be available to the US in the next year or two.
Pantech to Launch 'Auto Pop-up Display' Satellite DMB Phone [Slashgear]
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I think it looks more like a sidekick, as far as the general outline is concerned.
That looks nothing like a T-Mobile MDA. Dude, you are friggin blind.
YOU'RE FIRED!
Looks like a Sidekick, as Lovo kindly posted above.
Looks like a Sidekick meets an Autobot. UGLY!
Hmmm, it obviously looks more like a Sidekick, but what I'm curious about is how it doesn't infringe on a Danger patent I saw which shows this same thing.
I guess the Danger one doesn't slide at an angle... but still. Maybe that's why they made the retarded decision not to put a QWERTY kb on it.
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