Written on December 13, 2008 – 10:35 am | by Maria Mihale |


I remember the first cell phone my father decided to buy when these unusual devices first made their appearance in my country. I say unusual because a cordless phone that allows you to communicate with your dearest ones was something that we had the chance to see only in science-fiction movies. It was not only enormous, with a peculiar silhouette, but it was so lousy feature-equipped, that the only thing you could do with it was to, well, make phone calls. Which is, as a matter of fact, the fundamental function of a phone, right? The monochromatic display was far from giving him the chance to experience the ultimate visual experience, like all cell phones do today.

An integrated camera, you ask? You’ve got to be kidding me! Not in even in his wildest dreams, even if the device was a Nokia, after all. A camera is a must have nowadays, and I’m sure you all know that. It’s stupid, if you ask me, because when something tries to incorporate several different devices, the result can be spectacular. If someone wants to take pictures and is crazy about photography, then that certain someone should buy a camera. It makes sense…

Anyway, the JingPeng E1181 comes with something new. It allows the user to completely detach the camera and the rechargeable battery. The detachable wireless digital camera which is being recharged automatically by the cell phone is the perfect tool for those who want to spy on all sorts of things, from objects to people. The only thing you should do is to detach it from the phone and hide in the most convenient place, streaming video from a range of 30 feet (meaning 10 meters). But fear no more, the camera also works when it’s attached to the phone.

As for the specs, they include: a 3.0-inch vibrant color display which is also touch sensitive, dual-band (900/1800 MHz), dual SIM card support and dual network stand-by, Bluetooth V2.0, support for A2DP stereo, expandable memory with transflash TF up to 4GV, 300k pixels camera with a resolution of 640x480 pixels (additionally 80k pixels with a resolution of 320x240), an integrated FM radio tuner and support for voice recording.

The device comes with the following accessories included: earphone headset, USB data charging cable and stylus and it’s available for $155.

(Source: coolest-gadgets.com)