Japan’s second biggest cell phone carrier KDDI introduced a new mobile phone from its designer series iida called LIGHT POOL. Technically, the device isn’t anything special – but it’s rather pretty. Like most of fashion mobile produced by KDDI this one is simple, without anything superfluous… Regarding the design it has been made by a Japanese designer called Tsuboi Hironao.
The Light Pool is called this way as it’s equipped with a total of 22 LEDs that start lighting up in up to 100 patterns, for example when you get a call or an email arrives. Spec-wise, buyers can expect a 3.2-inch VGA TFT display, an 8MP CMOS camera with auto-focus, Bluetooth, a microSD/SDHC slot, and GPS.
Specifications of iida LIGHT POOL:
- Networks: GSM / CDMA
- Dimensions: 50x110h17, 8 mm
- Weight: 132 gr.
- Main Display: 3.2 inch, TFT, displaying more than 262 thousand colors
- Camera: 8 MP, CMOS (CMOS), with image stabilization system
- MicroSD memory card support up to 16 GB, 100 MB of internal memory
- Built-in digital TV receiver (one-segment)
- Communication: Bluetooth, USB, GPS
- FeliCa payment cards
The Light Pool actually isn’t a concept (as so many of the iida products) but will be offered to KDDI customers starting at the end of this month. It will be available in pink, black, and white with an open price model.
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