Ruhri Lukas The I Phone 1
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The iPhone is a cellular phone and media player that combines these main functions into a single device. It features a multi-touch screen that allows users to touch multiple points simultaneously and uses either mutual or self capacitance to detect touch locations. The iPhone can be used to make calls, watch videos, listen to music, access the web, and send/receive email and texts, and it includes GPS functionality. Higher-end iPhone models cost around 580€.
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GitHub: https://github.com/albumentations-team/albumentations
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