"Once more, NTT DoCoMo (we’re beginning to think they should be called DroolSoMo) will be releasing a phone to the Japanese market which makes us half consider dropping our American citizenship—this one holds the record as being the smallest Internet-enabled cell phone in the world (probably for like, 15 minutes). The Premini is 9cm by 4cm by 2cm, which is almost exactly like talking into a short stack of credit cards. And for once a manufacturer actually took into account the size of the keys in proportion to the human finger, and addressed the ergonomics issue with a tactile feedback model they call Slopekey. And what’s more, they must have read our earlier post, and gave us all a print-your-own paper model of the thing! Could it get any better?"
[Via JapanToday]    . .