Mitsubishi to sell device for replaying video on handsets

TOKYO, Japan - Mitsubishi Plastics will put on the market at the end of June a device that can easily record television programs in memory cards for replay on mobile phone displays. The pyramid-shape recording device (photo), measuring 11.5 centimeters by 11.5 cm by 7.3 cm, can be connected with a TV or a videocassette recorder by a cable.

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