ShoppingCinderella Phone form Sharp
We’ve seen quite a few phone combos this days. We have seen the award winning Asus Lamborghini, we have looked at Motorola Ferrari, so it’s time we checked out a Sharp Cinderella phone too. It appears that Walt Disney and Sharp agreed to manufacture such a phone. But for whatever reason this collection handset will be available from Softbank in Japan only.
Sharp Cinderella or the DM002SH doesn’t have that much to offer aside it’s pretentious name:
* 2.6? display
* WQVGA resolution (400×240 pixels)
* 0.5? external OLED display
* 50MB of internal memory
* microSD memory card slot
* Bluetooth
* 2 megapixel
* 1Seg Tuner
* colors: Clear Crystal, Brown Topaz and Pink Diamond.
I’d imagine this kind of special phone won’t be that cheap although it really lacks in features.There’s no release date just yet but since we have photos already, it shouldn’t be that long.
Via mobilewhack.com
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