Recently the Guinness World Records named the Modu (modular phone) as the lightest cell phone in the world. This device sets the new record with a weight of about 1.5 ounces, or 40.1 grams and 2.8 inches by 1.4 inches by 0.3 inch, it is a full ounce lighter than the already diminutive Pantech C300. Unquestionably, it is the tiniest cellular phone around the world by comparison with others such as an Apple iPhone weighs around 135 grams, and famous Motorola RAZR V3 weighs around 99 grams. Moreover it is exceptionally slim such as only 0.3 inches deep. This cell phone is so tiny that you can now be added it to the list of ‘invisible’ items that people can carry with them easily wherever they go, for example a bunch of keys, money bags, their wallet and their watch or tissue.
The main features of Modu are below:
- Tiny display
- Couple of navigation controls
- Mini USB port
- Slim
- Light
This cellular phone designed to be inserted into one of the jackets, which fundamentally are the shells of a larger candy bar phone. The “jackets” that can able to change the both the appearance and the functionality of this handset such as:
- Able to include an MP3 sleeve
- Turning the phone into a digital music player
- Able to turn the cell as GPS device
- Turning the handset as digital camera for wireless image transfers
- Able to make an alarm clock interface
- Able to provide with a larger screen
- Turn into a video playback device
The new handset is going to hit into the world market this October. It is estimated price in a “jacket” bundle for roughly $280, but this price most likely will vary depending on carrier subsidies. A primary “jacket” may be an MP3 sleeve. But additional “jackets” may charge between $20 and $80 and you could be bought it almost anywhere such as markets, electronics stores, airports, bookstores.
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