Les nouveautés de Trium :

INNOVATION LEADS THE WAY WITH TRIUM'S GEO-GPRS

Hanover, 24 February 2000: Mitsubishi Electric France (MEF) has unveiled three upgrades to its Trium range of mobile phones: Geo-GPRS, Laser and Luna.

Geo-GPRS is one of the first GPRS products to be announced. Pushing the boundaries of wireless communication, Trium's Geo-GPRS will have more superior capabilities than Geo-@ (WAP), which is one of the very first WAP products to be launched.

Supporting Trium's pledge to deliver innovative and technologically advanced products in the increasingly competitive mobile communications marketplace, GPRS provides users with continuous connection to the Internet. The higher data rates will offer an improved service, allowing mobile phone users to interact with multimedia Web sites and similar applications. GPRS will consequently ensure greater usage of mobile data resulting in more work efficiency.

Laser and Luna offer the consumer excellent value for money. These consumer friendly, entry-level products are an economical yet stylish addition to the highly successful Trium range of mobile phones.

Laser and Luna offer duplicate features that include vibration alert, a scratchpad currency converter and optional data and fax. Luna offers the user simplicity and charm with its sophisticated subtle curves whilst Laser displays a sleek, modern exterior.

Geo-GPRS, Laser and Luna all weigh in at a lightweight 149g and boast 3 hours of talktime along with 150 hours standby time. Additionally, Geo GPRS has an infrared window allowing transferral of data to and from your PC without the use of wires.

Comments Mr Yamanaka, President Director General of MEF:
"Trium's use of leading-edge technology has delivered aesthetically pleasing and effective communication devices. It is our aim to consistently meet the needs of the European consumer through providing products which assist modern day living."

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TRIUM AT FOREFRONT OF TECHNOLOGICAL CONVERGENCE

Hanover, 24 February 2000: Mitsubishi Electric France (MEF) today proudly unveils two new products to compliment the existing Trium range, (codename) XS and Mondo. Both offer the enhanced combination of a phone and personal organiser rolled into one PDA, WAP and the capacity to download text and images.

Mondo looks to the future with its metallic finish and elegant curves and becomes the first handset in the Trium range to converge two existing technologies. Combining a mobile phone with a PDA, the Windows CE application adds a function that will appeal to the busy professional who needs a practical yet superior phone. Windows CE is based on the Microsoft Windows operating system but is designed for including or embedding in mobile devices.

The entry-level XS is a very appealing, diminutive handset with a changeable CLICK-ON face and battery cover. Taking the design one-step further, XS has an innovative rubber casing which provides the dual purpose of the option of dramatically changing the aesthetic appearance of the handset whilst also serving as a shockproof resistant cover. The rubber casing fits snugly around the contours of the phone and comes in a range of matching colours.

XS and Mondo offer a multiplicity of easy to use features. XS provides users with 130 hours of standby time and Mondo supplies an impressive 200 hours. With 3 hours of talk time, data & fax capabilities and a one-button, four-way mouse to perform all functions, these two attractive handsets are welcome additions to the stylish Trium range
Comments Mr Yamanaka, President Director General of MEF:
"Since we launched Trium at last year's CeBIT, Trium has established itself as a brand synonymous with style. This year, we are committed to delivering further stylish handsets and ensuring that all new additions to the range demonstrate our commitment to innovation."