KDDI (News - Alert) Corporation and Okinawa Cellular Telephone Company are now offering new ARROWS Z ISW11F smartphone from Fujitsu Toshiba Mobile Communications in Japan beginning from last week. Arrows Z ISW11F Fujitsu-Toshiba (News 
- Alert) runs on Android and has a dual-core processor OMAP4330 GHzTI of 1.2 and 4.3-inch screen size and resolution of 1280 x 720 pixels, ideal for running and playing video games in HD.
This model also includes 13.1 megapixel camera lens behind the Exmor CMOS R, capable of recording video at 1080p, and a 1.3 megapixel front camera for video calls. Apart from these, this new device inherits advanced features that push the limits of speed and design with DTCP-IP-compatible DLNA connectivity.
ARROWS Z ISW11F is backed by next-generation WiMAX (News - Alert) high-speed communications network that allows the user to download videos and other data-intensive content at unmatched speeds. Users can also take benefit of Fujitsu's (News - Alert) "mobile texture realizer" and super-resolution technology to view high-resolution video on a 4.3-inch HD display with support for 16.77 million colors.
The DTCP-IP-compatible DLNA connectivity enables users to view Hi-Vision streaming video of terrestrial digital broadcasts recorded by a media recorders from even anywhere in the home.What else, this device supports water- (IPX5/8) and dust-resistant (IP5X) technology, one-segment broadcast reception, Osaifu-Keitai, infrared communications, and Wi-Fi tethering, ISW11F that offers high-performance. It even comes with pre-installed TSUTAYA TV application, which features an abundant collection of movie and TV drama titles. High-speed downloads enable users to enjoy movies and TV dramas in high resolution during moments of free time.When it comes to audio, this piece set supports Fujitsu's audio technologies, including "Super HAKKIRI VOICE (super-clear voice) 3," which adjusts the volume of the other caller's voice to make it easier to hear in a crowded environment; "Super-Double Microphone," which suppresses background noise to ensure that the caller's voice is transmitted clearly.
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