After sleek Mototrola Razr its now the turn of Korean cell phone maker, KTF Technologies who has recently unveiled its new 7.9-millimeter-thick handset, which it claims is the world’s thinnest model. ‘Previously, the 8.8-millimeter phone made by KTF Technologies’ local rival VK was recognized as the world’s slimmest mobile phone since its debut late September.’ Along with the arresting slim looks the cell phone also features one mega-pixel built-in camera, an MP3 player and a 1.8-inch liquid crystal display monitor. The candy-bar phone weighs just 60 grams and has an internal memory of 165 megabytes that can hoard up 40 MP3 files. The EV-K100 model will be available early next week for a price of $412.
via TechTicker