Sanyo's hybrid device plays music, serves as phone

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Sanyo has unveiled the RZ-J91 hybrid portable device that serves as a cellular phone and for downloading, recording and playing music. The RZ- J91 features a 2-in color LCD that displays up to 80 characters and uses a front light reflection system. The novel device also comes with a 32MB Secure Multimedia Card that stores 30 minutes of music and provides protection against copyright violations. The RZ-J91 also conforms with Keitai de Music standards for downloading and recording music using a portable phone.

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Japan's cellular phone makers re-key global strategies

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Japanese cellular phone manufacturers are positioning themselves to take advantage of a boom in global demand. Some analysts predict worldwide demand for cellular phones to top 200 million units in fiscal year 1999 from 140-150 million units the previous year. Japanese manufacturers are particularly tailoring their strategies to the US market, where full-scale digital formatting is almost complete.

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Cameras shape new phone sector

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The sales of the camera phone category in mobile phones, across North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, etc, the forecast of this trend by analysts, are discussed.

Sales & consumption, Market share, Cellular telephones, Wireless communications services, Wireless communication systems, Company market share, Industry sales and revenue, Wireless telephone, Wireless voice/data device, Wireless voice/data service

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