J-SH03
Cellphone released by J-Phone
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The J-SH03 is a second-generation mobile phone manufactured by Sharp and released by J-Phone. It was announced on May 11, 2000, and was released on May 26.[1] In early July 2000, J-Phone Tokyo released the "J-SH03 Giants Phone," a special Yomiuri Giants-themed mobile phone. Offered as a limited-edition model with an unannounced initial price, its availability was restricted by region; the Kansai and Kyushu regions were explicitly excluded from the release.[2]
J-SH03 (Sirius White) | |
| Brand | J-Phone |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Sharp |
First released | May 26, 2000 |
Availability by region |  Japan only |
| PDC (1.5 GHz) | |
| Bar | |
| Colors |
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| Dimensions | 125×39×17 mm (4.92×1.54×0.67 in) |
| Weight | 68 g (2 oz) |
| None | |
| Battery | Standby: Approx. 310 hours Talk: Approx. 120 minutes |
| Rear camera | None |
| Front camera | None |
| Display | 1.6-inch 256-color STN LCD, 96 × 117 pixels |
The J-SH03 is a minor revision model of the J-SH02, featuring a larger and brighter screen. Additionally, the text display capacity was increased from 56 full-width characters on the J-SH02 to 72 full-width characters.
At the event, J-Phone and NTT Docomo focused on their existing color-screen lineups rather than revealing new concept models. J-Phone, in particular, prominently featured its color devices, providing hands-on access to J-Sky Web-compatible handsets like the J-SH03, J-SA02, and J-T04, despite the lack of brand-new product announcements.[3]
A collaboration model with the Yomiuri Giants baseball team based on this handset, named the "J-SH03 Giants Phone", was also released in areas outside the Kansai and Kyushu regions.