Samsung Introduces New Motion Recognition Phone

December 3, 2005 SAMSUNG Introduces New Motion Recognition Phone

Samsung Electronics introduces the SPH-S4000, a new motion-recognition phone with health monitoring and leisure functions.

The S4000 has an innovative motio n sensing capability which allows user to have full control of MP3 playback simply by moving the phone from side to side. The motion sensing capability also adds a new dimension to mobile games and introduces a variety of new entertainment features. The beat - box, music box and motion effects functions are easily controlled by a simple movement by users' hand motion.

The S4000 in addition has a built-in pedometer that count s the number of steps taken by the user throughout the day. In addition, the S4000's sophisticated sensors can monitor temperature, w hile an onboard compass is always ready for th ose user s that enjoy traveling, hiking or outdoor activities.

All of these features are packaged in a sophisticated design and elegant finishing materials . The external LCD has a unique circular shape that can be used as a viewfinder to take pictures while the phone remains closed. A sliding lens - cover has been added for protection.

The S4000 will first be available at the end of this month in Korea at around US$400.

Source: Samsung


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