702i Series DoCoMo Phones

[Lazy8s]

DoCoMo revealed the 702i line of FOMA phones, some, and probably most, if not all, of which have 3D processors.



From left to right, it seems that the Sharp SH702iD is powered by OMAP2420, NEC's N702iD uses OMAP2420, the Fujitsu F702iD is driven by SH-Mobile3, Mitsubishi's D702i is using SH-Mobile3, and Panasonic's P702i utilizes OMAP2420.

 

[archie4oz]

Most Japanese phones have been coming w/3D processors for a while now... (even EU phones have now (e.g. SE W900i) Sadly these FOMA handsets are rather uninspiring compared to the ones announced by Vodafone Japan and AU this week...

 

[Lazy8s]

Yeah, phones with SH-Mobile3 have been out since 2004 and with OMAP2420 since last year.

For gaming, 702i Series screens and controls aren't well suited, but their processors can run OpenGL ES benches like Futuremark's robot on spire demo, Twilight, Cyber Samurai, and Proxycon at high, playable framerates.

Updated round-up:

Handheld/Embedded PowerVR
Intel 2700G (Marathon) -- MBX Lite + ARM XScale
Dell Axim X50v
Dell Axim X51v
PepperPad

Renesas SH7770 (SH-Navi I) -- MBX + VGP + FPU + SH-4
Mitsubishi Car Information Systems
Pioneer AVIC-ZH900MD
Alpine Car Information Systems

Renesas SH73182 (SH-Mobile3) -- MBX Lite + SH-4
DoCoMo FOMA Fujitsu F901iC
DoCoMo FOMA Mitsubishi D901i
DoCoMo FOMA Fujitsu F902i
DoCoMo FOMA Mitsubishi D902i
SK Teletech IM-8300
Motorola MS550

Renesas SH73230 (SH-MobileA) -- MBX Lite + SH-4

Renesas SH3707 -- MBX + VGP + FPU + SH-4
Sega Sammy Aurora

Texas Instruments OMAP2420 -- MBX + VGP + FPU + ARM11
DoCoMo FOMA NEC N902i
DoCoMo FOMA Panasonic P902i
DoCoMo FOMA Sharp SH902i
DoCoMo FOMA Sony Ericsson SO902i

Texas Instruments OMAP2430 -- MBX Lite + FPU + ARM11

Texas Instruments OMAPV2230 -- MBX Lite + FPU + ARM11

Freescale i.MX31 -- MBX Lite + FPU + ARM11

Philips Nexperia PNX4008 -- MBX Lite + ARM9
Sony Ericsson P990

Samsung S3C2460 -- MBX + ARM

Intel 2900G -- SGX + ARM XScale

 

[roninja]

source? initially thought the 702i series would be just software updates of the 701i series so would be great if all the phones above did have 3D but will wait for official confirmation from IMG, or TI/Renesas this time.

Also what about the Pantech PN-8300?

 

[Lazy8s]

Haven't seen official confirmation either, but most of these companies don't yet consider the processor as a selling point worth mention.

http://www.memn0ck.com/d/?FOMA/702i

I did make the big assumptions that OMAP referred to OMAP2 for the NEC and that SH-Mobile referred to SH-Mobile3 for Fujitsu's and Mitsubishi's.

I agree that Pantech's PN-8300 adopts the exterior design of their SK Teletech IM-8300, and I'd expect the new model to be pretty much the same phone, inside and out, that they used in Korea. Should get confirmation one way or the other soon enough.

 

[roninja]

From the link it looks promising. Maybe TI will make a big splash at 3GSM....

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[SiBoy]

I did make the big assumptions that OMAP referred to OMAP2 for the NEC and that SH-Mobile referred to SH-Mobile3 for Fujitsu's and Mitsubishi's.

Big assumption indeed!

 

[Lazy8s]

The articles identifying the processors in the phones and claiming OMAP2420 were apparently incorrect. The 702i series might not be 3D equipped at all.