Technology is seriously changing in a rapid, cool, and innovative way. We first, saw the development of the MP3/phone, and now the birth of an exclusive cell phone watch. The watch isn’t believed to be a hot item for everybody, but the concept of it gives an easy way to carry a mobile device without really having to carry it.
According to The-Gadgeteer, the Thrifty Cell Phone made by Nokia which is also known as a TCP. The TCP is displayed on 1.3 inch LCD touchscreen, with a 2GB internal memory life. It has the ability to hold one SIM card. It works a Global System of 850, 900, 1800, 1900, and functions on a General Packet Radio System (GPRS). It’s Bluetooth ability can works on a hands-free and headset process. The TCP’s Call Setting Options (CSO) works on a call waiting, caller ID, call divert, call barring, automatic redial, and black list. It massaging system seem to work the same as regular hand held devices, with picture, video, texting messaging, and voicemail. The TCP can also transfer its display language to English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, German, and Chinese. It also has video and audio player, and a built-in mic for its sound recording capability. It Power Source is a rechargeable Li-ion battery; it’s battery life woks very well, with a talk time of approximately 2-4 hours. Its stand by is approximately 120-150 hours depending on settings.
Like any other product, the TCP does have its advantages and disadvantages as a watch phone. Its disadvantages would be its screen size and its lack of buttons. When having a small screen and lack of buttons, it makes it difficult to text, dial, and read information. Another disadvantages would be the challenges of using a Global System Communication Service only. Some Advantages for the TCP would be its cost to customer at only $80 dollars, and its easy carrying ability. A big advantage is that when purchasing a TCP you wouldn’t need to sign a cell phone contract. A customer can just buy the phone, as long as they have a Global System Communication Service from a previous plan already in service, like a AT&T plan and just witch the SIM card.