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Sharp 902:marketed for Vodafone EU/NZ and Japan with different software and keypad. Sharp 903:marketed for Vodafone EU/NZ and Japan with different software and keypad. Sharp 804; Sharp 550SH; Sharp 770SH; Sharp 703:marketed for Vodafone EU/NZ and Japan with different software and keypad. Sharp SX862/Sharp WX-T92 [2] [3] Sharp SH6010C
Japanese mobile phone keypad (Model Vodafone V902T) The Toshiba TS921 (Vodafone 902T in Japan) is a Vodafone 3G model mobile phone manufactured by Toshiba. It comes in red, silver and black colours. It is on sale in Japan and a few other countries through Vodafone. [1]
The Toshiba 902T was a 3G cellphone made by Toshiba in 2005, and was sold under Vodafone Japan (now SoftBank Mobile).It's a variant of worldwide version TS921, that featured a 1.92-megapixel camera, a QVGA screen, a Bluetooth device, and "Active Turn Style" two-rotation axes display design.
The Sharp GX15 is a tri-band GSM mobile phone designed by Sharp Corp (Japan). This model was almost exclusively sold by Vodafone in both Europe and Australasia. Sister model GZ100 was sold by Hong Kong's SmarTone. Has the following features: 640x480 CMOS Digital Camera; 65K-color (120x160 dot total) (120x147 dot useful) QQVGA TFT LCD
The V980 was designed specifically for Vodafone, although a generic version, the V975, was released at roughly the same time to support other customers. The V980's functions include those of a camera phone , portable media player , in addition to text messaging .
The Sharp GX33 is a tri-band GSM mobile phone designed by Sharp Corporation (Japan). This model was released for several Vodafone markets on Sep 2007. Features
The Japanese version is called Vodafone 802SE. The Japanese version has cosmetic differences, such as a Japanese keypad and also a differently styled IMEI label inside, underneath the battery, as well as running different firmware and having different packaging. The Japanese version is available in 3 colors: Copper, White and Black; while only ...
Vodafone live! had an icon-driven interface that was the same on all compatible models regardless of operating system. [13] In December 2004, Vodafone live! with 3G services was launched. [14] Vodafone live! was struggling against competitors i-mode and EZweb in Japan, and in 2006, it announced that its Japanese division will be sold to ...