Sharp enters 3D smartphone market with Android powered Aquos SH-12C

Sharp just entered the 3D smartphone market, joining both LG and HTC, with the introduction of its Android 2.3 powered Aquos SH-12C. The smartphone made its debut in Japan and comes equipped with a 1.4GHz Qualcomm MSM8255 processor, a 4.2-inch qHD glasses-free 3D display, an 8-megapixel camera capable of recording 3D video, and 512MB of RAM. The Sharp Aquos SH-12C will land on Japan’s NTT DoCoMo network on May 20th, although pricing details were not disclosed. Hit the jump for another image of the phone.

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Tags:: 1.4GHz, 3D, 3D Display, Aquos, NTT DOCOMO, QHD, Qualcomm, Sharp, Smartphone, Snapdragon

http://twitter.com/Nobreadforme Ted Yates

bahahahah no
Anonymous

It’ll never come to the US…..
Alexander530

Very goodlooking phone.
Anonymous

Isn’t Docomo supposed to be “sim-free” now so it should be usable as a world-phone (not US) also?
http://profiles.google.com/alex.dominguez805 Alex Dominguez

wow
JohnB

I have to be honest, I used Docomo this past weekend in Japan, and what shitty service. Coming over from South Korea, their network was embarrassingly slow and dropped coverage constantly.

That’s all I have for you..
Anonymous

Thanks to sharing with me.Its great keep sharing with us. I think it’s really amazing looking, very ugly to me. They have universal remote control capabilities.

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