Kyocera cellular connects people worldwide with exciting and easy-to-use
communication technology. They produce mobile handsets and other wireless products
with a simple philosophy to make technology feel natural and intuitive in your
hands.
Kyocera Wireless Corp. has been developing high-tech products, high-performance materials and electronic
components since 1959. Kyocera acquired the terrestrial handset division from CDMA pioneer QUALCOMM,
Inc. in February 2000. Now headquartered in San Diego, California, kyocera has expanded its operations to include
facilities in Australia, New Zealand, India, Brazil and Mexico.
Kyocera cell phones are connecting people all over the world with easy-to-use and innovative products. A few of Kyocera's best-selling phones are listed below:
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Kyocera KX1v SoHo |
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Kyocera 7135 |
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Kyocera KX1 SoHo |
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kyocera kx2 |
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kyocera mita |
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kyocera soho |
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Kyocera Slider Remix phone Series KX5 with Bluetooth |
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Kyocera EV-DO, Music & Camera Phone |
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kyocera knife phone |
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kyocera slider phones |
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| Note: Phones are shown for reference only, some phones may not always be available. |
Industry watchers at Strategy Analytics estimate the total number of wireless
subscribers was 1.39 billion at the end of 2003 and that the industry will
nearly double to 2.1 billion users by the end of 2009. CDMA is projected to grow
from today's estimated 180 million users, to more than 400 million during that
same period, making it the world's fastest-growing wireless technology.
Driving this growth is the expansion of next-generation data networks like CDMA2000 1xRTT and EVDO, designed to support enhanced data speeds, handset features and technologies including embedded megapixel cameras and walkie-talkie functionality in demand by consumers worldwide.
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