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Saturday, July 01, 2006
Smelling Cell Phone
 This technology have been wanted by all consumer electronics since the begin of time. Made popular by the "Smell-O-Vision", people have to tried to make this technology a reality. Well finally, scientists in Tokyo have managed to create a cell phone which can smell scents and more importantly, replicate the exact thing later on. It adds a whole new dimension to the phrase "sights and sounds" which can now be expanded to say "sights, sounds and smells" since the handset would be able to have a video recording which would even incorporate the smells of a place.The smelling cell phone technology is based on microchips, each microchip contains a sensor which can detect different traces in an odor. Engineers have already build a system that can record apples, oranges, melons and bananas and claim that these sensors can come up with thousands of combinations. Further benefits include those such as finding out from a smell of a wound (since these smells would be electronically encoded, they can be transmitted and reproduced thousands of miles away) whether it is infected. More uses need only be dreamt up with this technology. The proportions of each odor are carefully noted by the microchips and when the 'recording' is played back they recreate them from 96 manmade chemicals. The invention has been developed by a team at the Tokyo Institute of Technology, led by Pambuk Somboon. He told the journal New Scientist: 'We can even tell a green apple from a red apple just by its smell'. Now that is pretty impressive. unlocked cell phones, cellular phone handset, camera phone pics, mobile phone reviewsunlocked cell phones, cellular phone handset, camera phone pics, mobile phone reviews
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