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HTC HT1100 and Fujitsu F1100, the 2 New Windows Mobile 6 phones for DoCoMo : Akihabara News .com 

And ?Voila? the press conference is now over and we can finally unleash our picture of the 2 new wonders for the Japanese Operator DoCoMo.
Let?s start with the HTC Nike (HT1100). Well not a lot to say on this one since we are aware of this product since several month now, but in a nutshell, the Nike is a HTC Touch with a retractable keyboard, it will run Windows Mobile 6 Professional, has a 2.6? touch screen with a QVGA resolution (yepp that sucks). Our phone is obviously 3G and HSDPA (since Japan does not support GSM) as well as GSM (for international roaming). Our device has a 2Mpix Digital camera as well as a 1Mpix one on top of the screen in order to let you enjoy the craziness of Video Call (Who uses this anyway?). Finally our Nike also features a FM radio tuner and bluetooth.
The Next device that I was expecting, is the F1100 from Fujitsu, which is a 3G only device (bummer) of a seize of 112×51x16.9mm for a weight of 130g, it will also receive a tiny QVGA screen of 2.6?, as a microSD card slot, a 1.3Mpix Camera module, Wifi A/B/G (yepp all of them), SIP, as well as Bluetooth. The other nice feature of this device is a fingerprint sensor which will let you easily protect your data.
Ok, nice guys, but when shall we get something more sexy like? an iPHONE ?

HTC HT1100 and Fujitsu F1100, the 2 New Windows Mobile 6 phones for DoCoMo : Akihabara News .com

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