Briteflash looks more than just flash in pan

The page shows three girls who were photographed at night using three different cameraphones. The first picture was taken with a regular Nokia N73 boasting a standard LED flash unit. The second pic was taken with a Sony Ericsson K800 fitted with a Xenon flash unit.

The third picture was taken with a Nokia N73 modified to accept CAP-XX's Briteflash offering, which features four supercapacitor powered LEDs. The difference is extremely obvious. On this showing BriteFlash wins hands down.

CAP-XX has also gained a strong endorsement from its supplier, Danny Yu, a VP with Philips Lumileds, who claims, "BriteFlash maximises performance from our Luxeon Flash LEDs so that cellphone users get a superior image quality."

Intriguingly CAP-XX says it is readying another 'Brite' power architecture, this time one to improve audio quality and power/volume in music phones.

With MP3 ready handsets forming the next wave of trendy mobile phones, CAP-XX should find plenty of takers for that. µ

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The three comparison pics