Sharp's 910SH for Japanese mobile carrier Softbank was released at the ITU Telecom World Show and brings everything one would expect a Sharp mobile to bring, including a brilliant 2.4 inch VGA display that takes photo viewing to a completely other dimension and a 5 megapixel camera with 3x optical zoom that most likely takes built-in camera photos to a next level of quality.

The 910SH allows the user to record VGA resolution video at 30 frames per second and can be simply qualified as another one of the multitude of high-tech multimedia cellphones we have grown accustomed to see only in countries from Asia, such as Japan and Korea, where this phone will also be released. Measuring 106 x 50 x 24 mm, it is slimmer than most Sharp phones of this type.

It also features an external color display, which has been missing from Sharp's previous model 903 and that Sharp has been so kind as to include again, noticing that it was popular among the users.

Sharp 910SH will only be available in Japan for the time being and, although Sharp did not exclude the possibility of shipping the handheld in other parts of the world - like in the case of 904SH and 905SH -, there is very little chance that people outside Asia will be able to enjoy this phone.

It would not be unusual at all, because many other mobiles that are released in Asia tend to never be distributed anywhere else. There is no information concerning price so far, but that info should be available sometime soon.