Willcom squeezes mobile phone into flashlight, world wonders why
Take one flashlight, one set of mobile phone innards, and gently blend the two together. The result? One flashlight with a built-in mobile phone…er! Quite why you’d want a mobile phone in your flashlight is anyone’s guess, but Japanese phone company Willcom have obviously decided there’s a gap in the market that their new PHS phone will occupy all to itself (can’t really see any competitors in the flashlight/phone market rushing forward, can you?!). It even runs on two flashlight batteries – just like the real thing (gasp!).
Willcom have also announced the completely customizable (and gloriously-titled) Plamo-Phone, pics of which appear after the jump (with a Tamiya radio control car, no less)


The Plamo Phone isn’t quite as batty as the flashlight phone. It’s simply an ordinary phone with detachable faceplates, which you can paint and customize in a similar way to how you’d customize a radio control car – hence the pic of the phone with the Tamiya.
See, all makes perfect sense! Well, must do in Japan, I guess.
[Source: PhoneDaily]
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