New public phone enabling e-mail

New public phone enabling e-mail

Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp. (NTT) unveils Jan. 7 a next-generation public pay telephone machine that will enable users to send and receive e-mails and forward color images they photographed with digital cameras. NTT will set up the ''ComBase'' phones across the nation starting this fall.

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