NEC
N411i

When launched, the N411i was considered a high-end handset within the NEC i-mode line-up. It was a slim, light clamshell phone with tri-band GSM support. The main screen featured a 1.9-inch TFT display, while the secondary screen on the outside of the phone featured battery and signal strength indicators as well as an analogue clock. When a call was received the external screen displayed the number or name of the person calling (if they were in the address book). The phone also included a 1.3-megapixel camera that could capture pictures and basic video. It was sold via the O2 mobile network in the UK which offered a range of basic services including news, sports, weather, music and more. Some services were free, while others had to be paid for, but were capped at a maximum of £3 per month. The Lifestyle section included access to digital content from popular magazines at the time such as Evo, FHM, Glamour, Heat, Nuts and Zoo. Other services such as Lastminute.com were also available. When it launched, it could be purchased on the O2 network with a pre-paid contract for £99.