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Rick Martin · · 7 min read

Docomo Shows Off 24 New Mobile Devices, Including 14 New Smartphones

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This afternoon in Tokyo, Docomo (NYSE:DCM) rolled out its new Winter/Spring lineup of mobile devices, including 14 new smartphones, one tablet, and eight feature phones. Its smartphones have been recategorized into ‘Next’ and ‘With’ series. Seven models of phones will feature dual-core CPUs, five models come with HD displays, and four can take advantage of Docomo’s Xi LTE service.

All of Docomo’s smartphones are equipped for Docomo’s ‘Area Mail’ transmissions of earthquake early warnings, which is certainly good news.

GALAXY Tab 7.0 Plus SC-02D

Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus SC-02D

There was only one tablet added to Docomo’s lineup, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus. It’s a 7-inch tablet that is 10mm thin, with a 1.2 GHz dual-core CPU. This makes five tablets offered in total, if you include two two recently announced Sony tablets, as well as the previous Fujitsu and Samsung offerings.

Here’s a quick rundown with pictures of the smartphones from today’s event:

1. Fujitsu Arrows X LTE (F-05D) 8. Aquos Phone slider (SH-02D)
2. Samsung Galaxy S II LTE (SC-03D) 9. Sharp Q-pot Phone (SH-O4D)
3. NEC Medias LTE (N-04D) 10. Toshiba Regza Phone (T-01D)
4. LG Optimus LTE (L-01D) 11. Fujitsu Arrows µ (F-07D)
5. Fujitsu Arrows Kiss (F-03D) 12. Blackberry Bold 9900
6. Lumix Phone (P-02D) 13. NEC Medias PP (N-01D)




























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Rick Martin

Rick Martin lives in Tokyo where he writes about technology in Japan, China, and around Asia. After writing full-time for TechInAsia from 2011 to January 2013, he moved on to pastures new at The Bridge. He can be reached via his website, 1Rick.com