Get abused by your Japanese cellphone
TOKYO, JAPAN: Japan’s mobile communication giant KDDI employee displays a mobile handset, produced by Sony Ericcson, “W32S”, equipped with hi-fi 3D stereo speakers to play downloaded music contents [sic]…The new handset, also equipped with Sony’s smartcard IC chip to use as electronic money and prepaid train ticket, will be launched next month…
Let me see now. First you must pay KDDI/au 30,000yen to purchase the “W32S” cellpone. Then you have to buy the “music contents [sic]“. Next you must pay KDDI/au for the online connection fee to download the 3-Gigillion byte music file purchased and store it on your cell phone memory (which you may have to buy addiltionally if you run out). However, you cannot make a backup of the music “contents” onto your home computer, CD, iPod, or any new non-au cellphone you might buy.
Gee, no wonder that KDDI employee looks beat up and abused by her cellphone.
Anyway, for those of you into self abuse, visit KDDI/au’s website for the W325 in Japanese.
Here’s a few of the specs:
– 1.25 megapixel camera
– bright, 2.2 inch QVGA screen
– 45.5MB data storage
– 118g total weight, 98mm L × 48mm W × 23 mm D



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September 6th, 2005 at 3:00 pm
does anyone know if this phone is unlockable and able to use overseas with an overseas sim card?
September 27th, 2005 at 11:17 pm
It may be unlockable but doing that is illegal and MOST of the unlocking firms are scams.
October 18th, 2006 at 3:22 pm
i bought this celphone, but I asked several times the girl of AU if I can put music from my pc to the memory stick and she kept on agreeing with the head, now I have this celphone and I can not listen to any music at all!!!
that’s client service!!!
October 19th, 2006 at 9:56 pm
Ohhhh, I feel for you Alicia.
Most cellphone companies screw up the music functions so badly you have to be Phd in computer science to hack the cellphone systems to use/copy/backup music.
Bottom Line: Why bother? Any cheap MP3 player functions 10,000 times better than any cellphone for music and the cellphone battery gets run down if you play music often.
March 2nd, 2009 at 11:38 pm
Super-dooper site! Will come back again – taking your feeds also. Thanks.