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WND DUO Atom with Dual SIM Cards and Upside-down Sensor

Rotate 180 degrees to change SIM

By Elena Balan, Communications News Editor

22nd of November 2007, 09:14 GMT

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The WND DUO Atom mobile phone brings one of the most popular features out there, that of having two SIM cards capable of working at the same time. Moreover, it looks really futuristic and high end, also managing to pack some really evolved features.

Among the most interesting features that WND DUO Atom has to offer is that of managing to tell when it's upside-down or not. Very futuristic, but sounds perfectly useless at first. Still, the producer thought of this for a reason.

The phone supports dual SIM cards, but only one at a time can work, which asks for the user to switch between the two whenever he needs to. This is where the special gravity sensor comes in. This detects the change in orientation and automatically reverses the screen and keypad to the other phone account. All that the user has to do is rotate the phone 180 degrees and it automatically switches from one SIM card to the other.

The producer looks to bring with this device a solution for those who want to manage both personal and business life without having to carry around two mobile phones. The handset looks fresh and innovative and also brings some other interesting capabilities.

WND DUO Atom is only 14.5 mm slim and also packs a 3-megapixel camera, which is supposed to take captures at a quality above average. The only drawback about it might be the small 1.8-inch display screen with a resolution of 176 x 220 pixels. This will surely give its user a cramming impression, especially as most evolved handsets now come with wider screens.

There is no word on the price of the WND DUO Atom phone, although all the high technology that it packs should lead to a high cost as well.

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WND DUO Atom | WND DUO | Dual SIM | Upside-down Sensor | price

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