NEC

The NEC N401i GSM phone had a classic clamshell design. It featured a dual display with a small monochrome screen on the outside with a resolution of 30 x 120 pixels, for users to see call notifications, and an internal 65K color screen, 1.9 inches-30mm x 37mm and a resolution of 176 x 220 pixels. The phone also featured a 0.3MP camera that could capture photos and videos. A key feature was the ability to support i-mode services. i-mode was a mobile internet service popular in Japan and some European markets, which provided access to email, web browsing and various online services. On June 7, 2004, COSMOTE, (a subsidiary of OTE) was the first to commercially launch the service in Greece. The Greek i-mode was developed in collaboration with the Japanese NTT DoCoMo. This particular device came to the Greek market in early 2005. It had a phone book that could hold up to 500 entries. It accepted a mini-SIM connection card. The dimensions of the device are H: 90mm, W: 44mm, D: 23mm and its weight is 90g.