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Nissan and Sharp team up to produce first cell phone
Nissan, some company named NTT DOCOMO, and Sharp announced today that they will jointly produce a cell phone capable of doubling as an intelligent key for vehicles. Nissan said that the cell phone will integrate Nissans Intelligent Key System which is a standard feature on many Nissan cars.
NTT DOCOMO was responsible for providing the technology, Sharp will be producing the phone and Nissan is providing technical support to make sure the key operates properly with the cars in its lineup.
So with your Sharp cell phone you can unlock your doors,?start your engine and see information about your?Nissan car on your cell phone. Pretty nice.
Press Release:
Nissan, NTT DOCOMO and Sharp Jointly Develop Worlds First Mobile Phone with Built-in Intelligent Key
TOKYO (Sept. 24, 2008) Nissan Motor Co., Ltd., NTT DOCOMO, INC. and Sharp Corporation announced today that they have jointly developed a mobile phone capable of functioning as an intelligent key for automobiles – a world’s first*1. The device will incorporate Nissan’s Intelligent Key system, already a standard feature in various Nissan vehicles.
The convergence of automotive and cellular technologies was made possible by DOCOMO’s expertise in the marketability of mobile phones, Sharp’s development of the phone itself and Nissan’s provision of technical support to ensure the key’s operability with its vehicles.
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Nissan’s Intelligent Key system, installed in more than 950,000 units of various Nissan models*2 since 2002, employs two-way wireless communications technology to automatically unlock/lock*3 the car door and start/stop the engine. Nissan and Sharp has now integrated these electronic intelligent-key, wireless communications and electromagnetic technologies into the new handset.
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As mobile phones increasingly become a daily necessity, the integration of these technologies*4 and the potential to further expand related functionality helped to bring together the three parties, who expect users to appreciate the seamlessly integrated features of their new handset.
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Nissan, DOCOMO and Sharp will demonstrate this mobile phone with built-in Intelligent Key in their respective exhibits at CEATEC Japan 2008, which begins September 30*5. The three firms will continue to develop the product with an aim for commercial distribution in early fiscal year 2009.
NTT DOCOMO was responsible for providing the technology, Sharp will be producing the phone and Nissan is providing technical support to make sure the key operates properly with the cars in its lineup.
So with your Sharp cell phone you can unlock your doors,?start your engine and see information about your?Nissan car on your cell phone. Pretty nice.
Press Release:
Nissan, NTT DOCOMO and Sharp Jointly Develop Worlds First Mobile Phone with Built-in Intelligent Key
TOKYO (Sept. 24, 2008) Nissan Motor Co., Ltd., NTT DOCOMO, INC. and Sharp Corporation announced today that they have jointly developed a mobile phone capable of functioning as an intelligent key for automobiles – a world’s first*1. The device will incorporate Nissan’s Intelligent Key system, already a standard feature in various Nissan vehicles.
The convergence of automotive and cellular technologies was made possible by DOCOMO’s expertise in the marketability of mobile phones, Sharp’s development of the phone itself and Nissan’s provision of technical support to ensure the key’s operability with its vehicles.
?
Nissan’s Intelligent Key system, installed in more than 950,000 units of various Nissan models*2 since 2002, employs two-way wireless communications technology to automatically unlock/lock*3 the car door and start/stop the engine. Nissan and Sharp has now integrated these electronic intelligent-key, wireless communications and electromagnetic technologies into the new handset.
?
As mobile phones increasingly become a daily necessity, the integration of these technologies*4 and the potential to further expand related functionality helped to bring together the three parties, who expect users to appreciate the seamlessly integrated features of their new handset.
?
Nissan, DOCOMO and Sharp will demonstrate this mobile phone with built-in Intelligent Key in their respective exhibits at CEATEC Japan 2008, which begins September 30*5. The three firms will continue to develop the product with an aim for commercial distribution in early fiscal year 2009.
