Dick Tracy's 
WristWatch
CellPhone

―► NUTEC's Resin-Leather WristFone Cellphone Wristwatch ―►

900MHz • 1800MHz • 1900MHz GSM Tri-Band Cellular Network Cell Phone

1.3 inch, 262 K, 240×320 pixel Touch Screen Display ―►
1.3 MP Camera (2X Digital Zoom, Timer, Continuous Mode, JPEG or GIF)

528MB Internal Memory / Supports 2GB External Memory ―► 64 MP3 & MIDI Ring Tones

Messaging: SMS • EMS • GPRS • MMS • WAP ―► Audio & Video Recorder & Playback―►
WAV, AMR, MP3, MIDI, 3GP, MP4, MPEG, FM Radio ―► Bluetooth v2.0, USB, IrDA, U-Disk

Phonebook • Personal Assistant • Calendar • To Do List • Alarm Clock ―►
World Time • Stopwatch • e-Book Reader • Currency Converter • Calculator • Games

57mm × 45mm × 16mm ―► 110g ―► MTK Processor ―► RTOS Operating System
600mAh li-ion Battery ―► 340 Minutes Standby ―► 360 Minutes Talk Time

Supports: English • French • Spanish • Portuguese • Italian • German • Russian • Arabic

2 Batteries, Charger, USB Cable, English Manual, Stereo Earphone, 1 GB External Memory

 History of Dick Tracy: 
 Dick Tracy's Wristwatch 
 Cellphone Computer 

The Dick Tracy character was created by cartoonist Chester Gould (1900-1985) in 1931 and first appeared on October 4, 1931 in the Detroit Mirror. In the strip's first week, Dick Tracy's girlfriend, Tess Trueheart, is kidnapped and Tess' grocer father, Emil, is murdered. Nine days later, former commercial diver, Dick Tracy is appointed to the plainclothes detective division as a detective to track down the killers and rescue his girlfriend Tess. Dick Tracy then decides to continue to work for the police. The Dick Tracy comic strip was distributed by the Chicago Tribune Syndicate. The Dick Tracy character was named by the Tribune's editor, Captain Joseph Patterson. Gould initially call him "Plainclothes Tracy". Gould wrote and drew the strip until 1977. The Dick Tracy comic strip reflected the violence of Chicago in the 1930s. Dick Tracy used forensic science, futuristic and advanced gadgetry and police procedure to get the bad guy. In January 1946, Dick Tracy's famous 2-Way Wrist Radio was introduced as a communications device, worn as a wristwatch by Tracy and members of the police force and was eventually upgraded to a 2-Way Wrist TV. In 1986, the 2-Way Wrist TV evolved into the 2-Way Wrist Computer. Diet Smith was an eccentric industrialist who financed the development of this device. Brilliant, a blind inventor and son of Diet Smith, invented the 2-Way Wrist Radio and other devices. Atomic powered high-tech gadgetry and devices included an atomic laser beam, a miniature ring camera, a "voice-o-graph" to identify criminals by their voiceprints, the Space Coupe, a spacecraft with a magnetic propulsion system, air cars and flying cylindrical vehicles were developed by Diet Smith Industries by Brillant. Dick Tracy had briefly working as a G-Man (Federal agent), as a Lieutenant Second Grade in the Naval Reserve during World War II and for Naval Intelligence as a plainclothes detective tracking down spies. In 1970, Dick Tracy was temporarily blinded, but continued to work.

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