The phone will be sold by the operator Softbank, which said radiation levels are still worrisome, especially for mothers and children.
"The threat of nuclear holocaust can not be seen by human eyes and it continues to be a source of concern for many people," said Masayoshi Son, Softbank founder and president, told a news conference in Tokyo, Tuesday (29/05/2012).
This smart phone is equipped with special chips and Sharp made sensors capable of measuring radiation levels.
Mobile phones are also capable of recording and record radiation levels taken by the user at any desired place.
at affordable prices
According to the plan, the Pantone brand mobile 5 is thrown into the market by mid-year.
Son said the 5-Pantone phones are available in eight colors, is more practical compared to conventional radiation gauges.
Radiation gauges demand increased sharply since the Nuclear Power Plant (NPP) Fukushima nuclear radiation damage and the release last year.
Son is not willing to announce the price of this phone, but after a press statement he said the price will reach the general public.
The area around the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant was declared closed following a radiation leak caused by the earthquake and tsunami last year.
Radiation levels in some areas in northeastern Japan is still highly rated.
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