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Sanyo's W41SA clamshell scans handwriting

By PhoneArena Team

Updated: Mar 17, 2006, 9:39 AM

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Sanyo's W41SA clamshell scans handwriting

Sanyo's new clamshell phone W41SA, introduced at this year's CeBit trade show, unlike other handsets for the Japanese market doesn't support a multi-mega pixels camera, but is capable of scanning handwriting. After scanning a piece of paper with some writing on it, the device can merge it with a normal photo, taken with its 1.3 mega pixels camera. What users get in the end is the original photo with the handwritten text on it as can be seen on the pictures below.

The CDMA handset is slim, although it packs quite a few features. It measures 1.9 x 3.9 x 0.8 in (49 × 99 × 21 mm) and weighs 3.8oz (180g). The main features include:

2.3-inch QVGA TFT display
1.3 mega pixels camera
EV-DO high-speed data
50MB internal memory
miniSD memory expansion slot
Music player
Stereo speakers
FM radio
TV remote control functionality

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