DEPARTMENT Getting Cellular Service In The Bag (NAPSA)—The next time you x finish a call on your cell phone, you may say goodbye to more than just the person you’re speaking with. That’s because a new disposable-cell phone lets users throw out or recycle their handsets when they're donetalking. The first-of-its-kind phone, * introduced by Hop-On,features 60 minutes of prepaid calling time without the requirementof a cellular-service contract or monthly fee. The phone is voice-activated and only requires two buttons: Call and end. The phonewill be introduced in a promotion with the DVD and home video release of Jurassic Park ITI (cell phones played an important role in the plot of the 2001 blockbuster). The limited edition Jurassic Park Survival Cell Phone features a Jurassic Park face plate and is available free, via inserts in thou- sands of initial copies of the DVDs andvideocassettes. The Jurassic Park III DVD, scheduled for release on December 11, 2001 by Universal Studios Home Video, features an in-depth look at the special effects used to make the picture and features over 10 hours of entertainment. Extra DVD features include: The Making of Jurassic Park A new kind of wireless phone may make cellular-talk cheaper than ever before. II—a look at the making of the film, featuring the filmmakers, cast and crew. The New Dinosaursof Juras- sic Park IIJ—An examination of the prehistoric creatures featured in the film. Feature Commentary—Running audio-commentary by the team responsible for the film’s special effects. Dinosaur Turntable—A spectacular three dimensional look at the 12 dinosaurs created for the film. The DVD is also part of a four disc set that features the Jurassic Park trilogy, as well as a bonus disc called Beyond Jurassic Park. For more information visit www.jurassicpark.com. ~------------------+-------- PUL - eee ee -------------------Note to Editors: Please do not publish this article after May 17, 2002, when Jurassic Park III “Free Cell Phone Offer” ends.
