KDDI to launch 12 phone models with higher music quality

KDDI to launch 12 phone models with higher music quality

TOKYO, Japan - KDDI Corp. President Tadashi Onodera holds up the company's new cellphone models during a presentation in Tokyo on Aug. 28. KDDI will launch a total of 12 new models capable of playing music downloaded from the Internet with higher sound quality from early September to December.

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