Toshiba's upcoming W41T "MUSIC-HDD"

by Liam McNulty, posted Jan 17th 2006 at 9:28AM

Looks like reports have surfaced that AU will introduce a new phone with a 4GB hard drive for music called the "W41T" (1337 5P33k unintended, assuredly). Judging by the spy-style shots of the literature, it will go by the name "MUSIC-HDD" (wonder what they could be referring to?) and is made by Toshiba. This should come as no surprise, though, considering the company's history with the 0.85-inch hard drive. Other specs include a 2.4-inch LCD, 3.2 megapixel camera, and Bluetooth. There's also word on other phones from the W41 series, too; of note would be the "W41K," (Kyocera?) which will supposedly have a subwoofer. Expect official announcement of these handsets before March.

[Via 2ch]

Filed under: Cellphones, Portable Audio

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trentblase @ Jan 17th 2006 11:01AM

Probably shouldn't be naming products "WAIT" in leet speak.

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Chance McClain @ Jan 17th 2006 11:02AM

Funny, when I read W41T I immediately thought of the leetspeak crap for 'Wait'. Of course I could be going conspiracy theory...

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Mark @ Jan 17th 2006 11:05AM

I wonder how long we'll have to W41T for it. :-p

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Mark @ Jan 17th 2006 11:09AM

Damn lag hindering my originality...

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houkoholic @ Jan 17th 2006 11:34AM

That's not the W41T in the photo though but the W41H, which is made by Hitachi, as you can clearly see the words "Hitachi" at the bottom of the phone screen in the last photo in the link.

I've hold the W41T and it's a fat phone that's about 3cm thick when closed. Somehow I doubt it will be well recieved by the Japanese public.

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MKK @ Feb 11th 2006 8:16AM

W41T ...Good for everyting
3.2Megapixel
4GB HDD
and Mobile phone
Green SuCkZ
i Have the White one

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