The Samsung D840 is slightly thinner than the top selling Samsung D900 but isn't as expensive. It's still got a 2 mega pixel camera and MP3 player, large colour screen and video capture.
Features
Bluetooth Enabled
Built in USB Port
Infrared Facility
2 Megapixel Digital Camera
Video Recording & Playback
70MB Internal Memory
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Specifications
Size : 99 x 51 x 11.9 mm
Weight : 100 g
Standby Time : 250 hours
Talktime : 150 minutes
Monday, January 14, 2008
Nokia 61 11
The good: Compact size; cute design; user-friendly interface; FM tuner with Visual Radio support; smooth slider mechanism.
The bad: Lackluster display; limited onboard storage with no memory expansion slot; questionable build quality; poor battery life; smudgy and easily scratched front panel.
The bottom line: Nokia packs enough features into the compact 6111 slider to make it a capable midrange handset, but those hoping to do more with the phone will be disappointed with its limited memory.
Nokia 6111
The bad: Lackluster display; limited onboard storage with no memory expansion slot; questionable build quality; poor battery life; smudgy and easily scratched front panel.
The bottom line: Nokia packs enough features into the compact 6111 slider to make it a capable midrange handset, but those hoping to do more with the phone will be disappointed with its limited memory.
Nokia 6111
N0kia N 72
Phone type Triband
Networks GSM 900, GSM 1800, GSM 1900, EGSM
Connectivity options Bluetooth, USB
Weight w/battery 124 g
Battery type(s) supported Rechargeable 970mAh battery
Max. talktime (in hours) 3.58 hours
Max. standby time (in hours) 260 hours
Additional functions Integrated browser; onboard photo and video editor; Series 60 Symbian OS; email and PIM
Nokia N72
Networks GSM 900, GSM 1800, GSM 1900, EGSM
Connectivity options Bluetooth, USB
Weight w/battery 124 g
Battery type(s) supported Rechargeable 970mAh battery
Max. talktime (in hours) 3.58 hours
Max. standby time (in hours) 260 hours
Additional functions Integrated browser; onboard photo and video editor; Series 60 Symbian OS; email and PIM
Nokia N72
Moto rola RI ZR Z 6
The Motorola RIZR Z6 is set to be one of the more popular phones for 2007. This is not only one of the sleekest phones around, but it is also filled to the brim with great features.
First off, the size and proportions of this phone is perfect for most people's hands. This phone is a slide out model that is encased in a metallic finish. However, the finish is a pleasure to touch. It is extremely soft and it not only looks high quality, but feels high quality as well. While the phone is metallic, it has a super cool mirror like finish.
The phone includes many new features including a brand new user interface and Linux operating system which will make adding more functionality or customizing your phone easier than ever. With the new user interface personalizing menus, editing your phonebook and navigating throughout your phone is considerably easier and more powerful.
Some of the top features include a true portable music player that not only incorporates Windows Media Player 10+, but also this phone will be able to play MP3's, AAC, WAV, XMF and other DRM standards.
You can easily use this phone as your primary portable music player, not only because the many files it is able to play, but because this phone comes with a memory slot. The RIZR Z6 includes a slot for Micro SD Card, in addition to its 64 MB of onboard memory. With a Micro SD Card, you can easily increase the memory capacity to 2 GB.
The RIZR Z6 also includes a high quality 2.0 mega pixel camera that takes awesome photos and includes, landscape, zoom and video. The photos I took were top quality and can easily replace my digital camera that I carry with me.
Another great feature of the RIZR Z6 is its strong battery life. This phone can be used in talk mode for up to 7 hours and can last in standby for 400 hours. All in all, this phone is a winner and one of the best phones that Motorola has ever introduced.
Pros
Super sleek design, high quality materials and the phone feels great in the palm of your hand
Lots of great features including a top notch portable music player, 2.0 mega pixel camera and newly designed user interface
Additional slot for memory (Micro SD Card)
Cons
Nothing to report at this time.
Overall
A world class phone, perhaps the best that Motorola has ever introduced.
First off, the size and proportions of this phone is perfect for most people's hands. This phone is a slide out model that is encased in a metallic finish. However, the finish is a pleasure to touch. It is extremely soft and it not only looks high quality, but feels high quality as well. While the phone is metallic, it has a super cool mirror like finish.
The phone includes many new features including a brand new user interface and Linux operating system which will make adding more functionality or customizing your phone easier than ever. With the new user interface personalizing menus, editing your phonebook and navigating throughout your phone is considerably easier and more powerful.
Some of the top features include a true portable music player that not only incorporates Windows Media Player 10+, but also this phone will be able to play MP3's, AAC, WAV, XMF and other DRM standards.
You can easily use this phone as your primary portable music player, not only because the many files it is able to play, but because this phone comes with a memory slot. The RIZR Z6 includes a slot for Micro SD Card, in addition to its 64 MB of onboard memory. With a Micro SD Card, you can easily increase the memory capacity to 2 GB.
The RIZR Z6 also includes a high quality 2.0 mega pixel camera that takes awesome photos and includes, landscape, zoom and video. The photos I took were top quality and can easily replace my digital camera that I carry with me.
Another great feature of the RIZR Z6 is its strong battery life. This phone can be used in talk mode for up to 7 hours and can last in standby for 400 hours. All in all, this phone is a winner and one of the best phones that Motorola has ever introduced.
Pros
Super sleek design, high quality materials and the phone feels great in the palm of your hand
Lots of great features including a top notch portable music player, 2.0 mega pixel camera and newly designed user interface
Additional slot for memory (Micro SD Card)
Cons
Nothing to report at this time.
Overall
A world class phone, perhaps the best that Motorola has ever introduced.
Samsung E 95O review: Еccentric slider
Visually appealing, the Samsung E950 is a feature-rich handset that takes Samsung’s idea of touch sensitive interface one step further. Fitted into a compact slider body you get a 3 megapixel camera, microSD card slot, FM radio, stereo Bluetooth and a 2” TFT display with a QVGA resolution. The handset is equipped with a novel input solution – a dedicated touchscreen that serves as a navigation D-pad. That feature alone was enough to get us itching with impatience to lay our hands on one of those phones. Join us as we explore the Samsung E950 slider.
Samsung E950 official photos
Key features
Unique touchscreen navigation solution
Compact size and weight
3 megapixel camera
262K color TFT display with a QVGA (320x240 pixels) resolution
Bluetooth with A2DP
microSD memory card slot
FM radio
TV out
MS Office documents viewer
Data cable and a 512MB card included in the retail package
Nice web browser
Main disadvantages
Touchscreen navigation sensitivity is dodgy
Camera lacks autofocus and produces average quality photos
Office documents viewer is slow
Choppy animation in the main menu
Java applications can be installed only through WAP
Only preset message ringtones
The Samsung E950 is obviously the successor of last-year’s Samsung E900. Both handsets feature full touch sensitive navigation throughout the phone’s interface. Besides being among the first handsets with touch-based navigation, the E900 failed to impress with technical specifications when compared to the other high-end Samsung handsets at the time. The same holds true for the E950 now. Samsung have more advanced handsets currently, so we guess the E950 will mostly count on exciting technology (unique touchscreen pad) and fashion appeal (this baby just looks great).
Having had our deal of Samsung reviews in the past month, we were still excited to see how far Samsung would go with that touch-pad, touch-screen and touch-everything extravaganza. So, we got busy with an early pre-release version of the Samsung E950.
Perhaps this is the right place for a little disclaimer. Being a pre-sales piece , our Samsung E950 suffered from some serious bugs. We do hope though they‘ll be fixed in the retail version .
You know the drill
The Samsung E950 measures 98 x 46 x 15 mm, which doesn’t make it the slimmest slider currently available, but in terms of size the Samsung E950 is pretty compact and even light. The mobile makes good use of metal and matt black plastic. We like the design and the construction itself seems pretty solid. Thanks to the touch-sensitive elements on the front panel, the surface is smooth and there are no keys sticking out. The touch-sensitive navigation display is inside a silver frame at the lower end. A slight recess above the display nests the earpiece.
Samsung E950 makes good use of metal
When the handset powers up you will see that the touchpad display has red backlighting and white fonts unlike the one shown on advertisements (black with white fonts). Personally, we don’t like the choice of red for the backlighting. Our guess is that they used it to match the dark red styling of the user interface, but, who knows…
Samsung E950 lighting all up • the red touchpad display looks strange
The alpha-numeric keypad is really flat, but keys are large enough and have sufficient press feedback, so typing is easy and precise.
Samsung E950 official photos
Key features
Unique touchscreen navigation solution
Compact size and weight
3 megapixel camera
262K color TFT display with a QVGA (320x240 pixels) resolution
Bluetooth with A2DP
microSD memory card slot
FM radio
TV out
MS Office documents viewer
Data cable and a 512MB card included in the retail package
Nice web browser
Main disadvantages
Touchscreen navigation sensitivity is dodgy
Camera lacks autofocus and produces average quality photos
Office documents viewer is slow
Choppy animation in the main menu
Java applications can be installed only through WAP
Only preset message ringtones
The Samsung E950 is obviously the successor of last-year’s Samsung E900. Both handsets feature full touch sensitive navigation throughout the phone’s interface. Besides being among the first handsets with touch-based navigation, the E900 failed to impress with technical specifications when compared to the other high-end Samsung handsets at the time. The same holds true for the E950 now. Samsung have more advanced handsets currently, so we guess the E950 will mostly count on exciting technology (unique touchscreen pad) and fashion appeal (this baby just looks great).
Having had our deal of Samsung reviews in the past month, we were still excited to see how far Samsung would go with that touch-pad, touch-screen and touch-everything extravaganza. So, we got busy with an early pre-release version of the Samsung E950.
Perhaps this is the right place for a little disclaimer. Being a pre-sales piece , our Samsung E950 suffered from some serious bugs. We do hope though they‘ll be fixed in the retail version .
You know the drill
The Samsung E950 measures 98 x 46 x 15 mm, which doesn’t make it the slimmest slider currently available, but in terms of size the Samsung E950 is pretty compact and even light. The mobile makes good use of metal and matt black plastic. We like the design and the construction itself seems pretty solid. Thanks to the touch-sensitive elements on the front panel, the surface is smooth and there are no keys sticking out. The touch-sensitive navigation display is inside a silver frame at the lower end. A slight recess above the display nests the earpiece.
Samsung E950 makes good use of metal
When the handset powers up you will see that the touchpad display has red backlighting and white fonts unlike the one shown on advertisements (black with white fonts). Personally, we don’t like the choice of red for the backlighting. Our guess is that they used it to match the dark red styling of the user interface, but, who knows…
Samsung E950 lighting all up • the red touchpad display looks strange
The alpha-numeric keypad is really flat, but keys are large enough and have sufficient press feedback, so typing is easy and precise.
Sunday, January 13, 2008
Samsung S GH-C 52 0 Mobile Phone
Samsung C520 is the ideal VGA camera phone for trend-aware users with a distinct taste for design. Polished and contoured, this small glossy clamshell, with its “teardrop” sweet spot, is perfectly attuned to modern lifestyles on the go – everyday calling, anytime messaging. Compare stores & prices (8)
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Product Details and Features
Product MPN
MPN SamC520
Display
Display Size 128 x 160
Screen Type 65K Colors (TFT)
Technical Features
Connectivity USB
Talk Time 2.5 Hours
Standby Time 220 Hours
Samsung C520 Mobile Phone
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Product Details and Features
Product MPN
MPN SamC520
Display
Display Size 128 x 160
Screen Type 65K Colors (TFT)
Technical Features
Connectivity USB
Talk Time 2.5 Hours
Standby Time 220 Hours
Samsung C520 Mobile Phone
Samsung S GH-F 20O
Phone type Triband
Networks GSM 900, GSM 1800, GSM 1900
Connectivity options Bluetooth, A2DP
Weight w/battery 76 g
Max. talktime (in hours) 5 hours
Max. standby time (in hours) 250 hours
Samsung F200
Networks GSM 900, GSM 1800, GSM 1900
Connectivity options Bluetooth, A2DP
Weight w/battery 76 g
Max. talktime (in hours) 5 hours
Max. standby time (in hours) 250 hours
Samsung F200
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