Not only Nintendo Dual Screen(NDS) gets two screens, the NTT DoCoMo Mitsubishi D800iDS has also two screens. It is the world’s first handset to have screens on both upper and lower halves and the lower half is a touch …

The NTTDoCoMo Mitsubishi D703i is the thinnest non-folding handset in Japan measuring only 9.9mm. The D703i has a 2.4-inch 260k color QVGA TFT LCD screen, a 1.3 Megapixel CMOS camera. It measures 130x49x9.9mm for 83grams. The D703i is available in Bright Red, Frozen white and Carbon Black.

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This is the FOMA D903i Slider phone for NTT DoCoMo, produced by Mitsubishi. It has 2.8-inch 260k colors 240×400 pixels Widescreen LCD, built-in music player supporting MP3, WMA and AAC, Voice recognition, InfraRed, FM Radio, a Full Browser which enables viewing of Microsoft’s Word, Excel and powerpoint files.

The NTT DoCoMo FOMA/Mitsubishi D903i has a one-touch open button which can open up the slider. There are 4 colors for you to choose from.

Mitsubishi has unveiled its next-generation Lancer sedan. The new Lancer is based on the Concept-X shown by Mitsubishi in 2005. It will be available in three levels of trim and driving dynamics: DE, ES and the sport-tuned GTS. There will also be a Evo version.
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Mitsubishi presents 2 new LCD screens in the Diamond Crystal range. One is the 1-inch RDT1714VM and another is the 19-inch RDT191VM. Both have a resolution up to 1280×1024, a 800:1 ratio for contrast, a 280cd/m2 brightness, and a 5ms response time.
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The Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution FQ-320 boosts a 1997cc 4-cylinder 4G63 twin scroll turbo engine that generates 366bhp @ 6887rpm and 363lb ft. torque @ 3200rpm, boosting it from 0-60 in just 4.1-seconds. What if Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution FQ-320 races against its predecessor the Evolution 6, which one is faster? Check out the video below.

Mitsubishi has announced a new rear-projection DLP technology using three lasers, one each for red, green, and blue replacing the tried-and-true lamp-based microdisplay light engine.

Compared to current DLP HDTVs, the new technology is able to deliver deeper blacks. Current lamp-driven projection technologies require …