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British student to launch bamboo smart phone
Thursday February 02, 2012 09:58:41 PM,
IANS
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London: A 23-year-old
British student will launch a mobile phone made largely from
bamboo, The Telegraph reported Thursday.
The smartphone, called 'ADzero', is expected to be launched later this
year. Made from four-year-old organically grown bamboo that has
been treated to improve its durability, the phone runs Google's
Android operating system.
Kieron Scott-Woodhouse, from Shepherds Bush in London, designed
the phone because he was frustrated that so many existing models
looked similar to each other.
He is a student of Middlesex University. A technology entrepreneur
had contacted him after he posted designs online.
The phone was initially intended for the Chinese market but an
enthusiastic reception in Britain means it will go on sale in
design retailers later this year, the newspaper said.
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