Foma SO903iTV, Manual

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Easy Search/Contents/Precautions
Camera Function
You can record still images and movies using two
cameras, Out- and In-camera. This FOMA terminal
has a wide range of installed camera functions
including a scene selection function, an auto focus
function, and a maximum 4:1 zoom function (P.134).
Out-camera : Effective number of pixels -- about
2,000,000 (Maximum number of
recording pixels -- about 2,000,000)
In-camera : Effective number of pixels -- about
110,000 (Maximum number of
recording pixels -- about 100,000)
microSD memory card
The small-sized microSD memory card is
supported. You can copy the data, such as the
FOMA terminal phonebook, mail, and images,
to the microSD memory card and view the
saved data on the FOMA terminal display.
You can also use the FOMA terminal as
a microSD memory card reader/writer by
connecting it to a PC (P.232, 238).
Menu Pattern
You can change the design of the stand-by display
and menu display with one operation. Besides
three types of menu patterns preinstalled at the
time of purchase, extra menu patterns are available
for downloading from “SO@Planet” (P.114).
Quick deco. Mail Function
The entertaining Deco-mail is available with
simple steps (P.174).
“POBox” and Convenient Text Input
The FOMA terminal is provided with the
prediction conversion function “POBox”
(Predictive Operation Based On eXample).
Pressing
for over a second allows you to
scroll through the “POBox” line-by-line, thus
enabling the speedy selection of the target
word. The FOMA terminal also allows you to
continuously switch the Japanese alphabet
letters assigned to keys on the keypad, in a
manner like “
あ→い→う→え→お→ぁ→ …”, by
pressing down keys for over a second (P.278).
Infrared Communication/Infrared Remote Control
You can exchange data with other FOMA
terminals using the infrared communication
function. You can also use the FOMA terminal to
operate equipment such as a TV that is provided
with infrared remote control (P.245, 248).
Large-Screen Main Display & Sub-display
A 3-inch high-resolution full wide liquid-crystal
screen display is employed as the main display.
Not only you can enjoy One Seg watching, but
also perform mail and i-mode operations in the
large screen comfortably. The same aspect ratio
with wide-screen being employed, a full-screen
view of wide pictures is available. Moreover,
the color filter is renewed for improved color
reproduction quality. The organic EL display is
employed as the sub-display, allowing a clear
representation of the displayed contents such
as text information and time.
“Mobile BRAVIA Engine”
The high-resolution engine for mobile display based
on the BRAVIA technology is employed. The contrast
improvement and edge enhancement technologies
enable the high contrast and sharply-edged screen
image. Also, the rich color reproduction which is
optimized for watching TV is achieved.
Vigorous Sound with Realistic Sensation
T h e D i g i t a l S o u n d E n h a n c e r f u n c t i o n i s
employed, which enables a wider range of sound
expansion, improved sound quality, and sound
clarity with enhanced feeling of realistic sensation
and sound volume. The Bass Enhancement
function designed to supplement the sound in
the bass area, which is hard to be reproduced
by the small-sized speakers of mobile phones,
based on acousticopsychology is achieved.
TV Style
The shaft shifting mechanism enables the FOMA
terminal to be placed in the horizontal orientation
tilted with an angle (of about 15 degrees) suitable
for watching TV. Also, the keys dedicated for One
Seg operations are available, which you can use
when watching TV in the TV style (P.27).
Lifetime Calendar
The Lifetime Calendar allows you to display an
image, mail, Schedule, and Phonebook (birthday)
data directly from the Calendar and provides
you with more pleasant way of retrieving your
memories saved in the FOMA terminal (P.264).
Multiaccess
You can use voice call and packet communication
simultaneously. You can receive i-mode mail even
when you are in a call and you can also make a
call while you are using i-mode (P.262).