Fujitsu unveils Arrows NX F-06E smartphone with long-lasting battery life

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Fujitsu on Friday will launch its Arrows NX F-06E smartphone from NTT DOCOMO.

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One of the most sought after features by smartphone users has been long-lasting battery life. To deliver increased customer satisfaction, Arrows NX F-06E comes equipped with a high-capacity 3,020 mAh battery, as well as energy-saving capabilities powered by Fujitsu’s Human Centric Engine. The result is a smartphone that provides long battery life on a single charge, lasting significantly approximately 69.4 hours.

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In addition, with support for Full-Seg HD broadcasts that offer the same quality as digital terrestrial TV viewed at home, users can enjoy stunningly clear TV broadcasts on the handset’s large-screen 5.2-inch full HD display. The next-generation smartphone brings together a host of other high-spec capabilities, including a high-performance 1.7 GHz quad-core CPU, 64 GB of internal memory for enjoying applications and video without having to worry about storage space, and a high-resolution 16.3 megapixel camera that enables anybody to easily capture high-quality photographs.

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The NX F-06E features an ultra-stylish design that employs a metal casing and a high-quality finish. The handset measures only 9.9 mm thick and 70 mm wide, and, despite its comfortable size, it can accommodate a 5.2-inch display through the use of ultra-thin 3.0 mm border. Moreover, it also employs rounded edges for an easy-to-carry form factor. The rear surface of the unit features a genuine diamond powder coating and Ultra Tough guard Plus technology, delivering 3.5 times more handset durability, so the phone will remain in great condition for a long time. The phone’s display employs ultra-tough glass technology, which combines superior scratch-resistance and durability, as well as a special surface processing called Sara-Sara Coating Display Plus that prevents fingerprints from standing out and allows for smooth touch operations.

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