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Willcom Wants You to Turn Your Headphones into Mobile Phone

May 17, 2007 by Will Park - Leave a Comment

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Willcomd W-Sim used to turn headphones into a mobile phones

Willcom wants you to make use of the integrated wireless radio in it’s W-SIM card in more ways than their modular mobile phone. The Willcom W-SIM card is designed for their PHS Networks in Japan, and, since it’s got a built-in wireless radio receiver, can be used with just about any compatible device – like a pair of headphones. Simply slip the W-SIM card into the device, and voila! You got a mobile phone!

We’ll take our mobile phones in the regular ole handset form, thanks.

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Willcomd W-Sim used to turn headphones into a mobile phones

Willcomd W-Sim used to turn headphones into a mobile phones

Willcom W-Sim used to turn headphones into a mobile phones

Willcomd W-Sim used to turn headphones into a mobile phones

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