W-SIM
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W-SIM (Willcom-SIM) is a SIM card developed by Willcom which, in addition to standard SIM functions, also has the core components of the cellular telephone(PHS) such as the radio receiver/transmitter built inside. It is currently used in some terminals below, which are without radio modules.
Terminal device developer can build its customized terminal without design and development of radio module, and it is estimated that the users can change version-upped radio module W-SIM without changing terminal itself.
Similar to traditional hand-sets of WILLCOM, W-SIM can be used in Japan, including global roaming with Taiwan and Thailand.
[edit] WILLCOM branded terminals
- WS001IN / "TT"
- Hand-set terminal by Net Index.
- WS002IN / "DD"
- Data communication terminal by Net Index.
- WS003SH / W-ZERO3
- Hand-set terminal(smartphone) by Sharp.
- WS004SH / W-ZERO3
- Hand-set terminal(smartphone) by Sharp. Higher-spec version of WS003SH.
- WS005IN / nico.
- Hand-set terminal by Net Index.
- WS007SH / W-ZERO3 [es]
- Hand-set terminal(smartphone) by Sharp. Stlysh and slender version of W-ZERO3.
[edit] Terminals branded by other than WILLCOM
- Kids Ke-tai papipo!
- Hand-set terminal by Bandai. The internal code is WS006.
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