Nokia 6300
The Nokia 6300 is an extremely fetching stainless steel gem with an excellent pedigree. It weighs in at only 94g and only 11.7 mm thick, yet packs in a host of features including a superb 2-inch, 16M TFT colour QVGA (240 x 320 pixels, 31×42 mm) display, a 2 megapixel camera with zoom, expandable memory, integral MP3 player and FM radio Depending on picked font size and current application, the display can hold up to nine text lines (or even more) and up to three service lines. The 6300 adopts dual-interface layout, with dedicated volume keys to the right side – handy when this key doubles as the zoom-button in camera mode. All keys are evenly lit in blue, which is comfortably visible in various environments And when the text message in-box is full, the 6300 can be set to overwrite automatically old messages with the new incoming ones, so you need never miss a text again. The volume of 64-tone polyphony is enough for almost any conditions: the receiving part also equals all other phones of the current generation and the silent alarm is sufficient to be felt while the handset is in pocket. The 6300 utilises a 760 mAh Li-Ion battery (BL-4C): good to go for up to 3.5 hours in talk mode and up to 330 hours in standby. It takes the phone less than 2 hours to charge from empty to full. For a handset offering a golden price/quality ratio and equipped with a brilliant display, good specs and reliability, the Nokia 6300 is definitely one for the short-list.
Nokia 2630
The Nokia 2630 started life as a business class phone that, like those grainy photographs of athletes in the 1930s training on cinder tracks and drinking Bovril, were the best of their generation, but have gradually been overtaken by modern ideas and methods. It includes now regular features including a (VGA) digital camera, video recorder and MP3/AAC music player, with a decent active TFT colour display with 65,536 colours. However, the screen resolution is relatively poor at 128 x 128 pixels. The camera is easy to use with the phone display used as a viewfinder, and includes useful features such as a self timer function, 4 x digital zoom, a choice of standard, portrait and night modes and a choice of three image quality options: high, normal and basic. Another feature is Bluetooth wireless short-range connectivity and EDGE for fast Internet downloads. Further features of the triband 2630 include Polyphonic ringtones, downloadable Java games and applications, 6 MB shared memory, speed dialling and voice dialling, a voice records, built-in stereo FM radio, handsfree operation and WAP (with GPRS as well as EDGE). Battery standby time is rated at 150 hours and talktime at three hours minimum. – Fast data download – VGA camera – FM Radio – SMS, MMS, email and Instant Messaging
Nokia 6300
The Nokia 6300 is an extremely fetching stainless steel gem with an excellent pedigree. It weighs in at only 94g and only 11.7 mm thick, yet packs in a host of features including a superb 2-inch, 16M TFT colour QVGA (240 x 320 pixels, 31×42 mm) display, a 2 megapixel camera with zoom, expandable memory, integral MP3 player and FM radio Depending on picked font size and current application, the display can hold up to nine text lines (or even more) and up to three service lines. The 6300 adopts dual-interface layout, with dedicated volume keys to the right side – handy when this key doubles as the zoom-button in camera mode. All keys are evenly lit in blue, which is comfortably visible in various environments And when the text message in-box is full, the 6300 can be set to overwrite automatically old messages with the new incoming ones, so you need never miss a text again. The volume of 64-tone polyphony is enough for almost any conditions: the receiving part also equals all other phones of the current generation and the silent alarm is sufficient to be felt while the handset is in pocket. The 6300 utilises a 760 mAh Li-Ion battery (BL-4C): good to go for up to 3.5 hours in talk mode and up to 330 hours in standby. It takes the phone less than 2 hours to charge from empty to full. For a handset offering a golden price/quality ratio and equipped with a brilliant display, good specs and reliability, the Nokia 6300 is definitely one for the short-list.
Nokia 6300
The Nokia 6300 is an extremely fetching stainless steel gem with an excellent pedigree. It weighs in at only 94g and only 11.7 mm thick, yet packs in a host of features including a superb 2-inch, 16M TFT colour QVGA (240 x 320 pixels, 31×42 mm) display, a 2 megapixel camera with zoom, expandable memory, integral MP3 player and FM radio Depending on picked font size and current application, the display can hold up to nine text lines (or even more) and up to three service lines. The 6300 adopts dual-interface layout, with dedicated volume keys to the right side – handy when this key doubles as the zoom-button in camera mode. All keys are evenly lit in blue, which is comfortably visible in various environments And when the text message in-box is full, the 6300 can be set to overwrite automatically old messages with the new incoming ones, so you need never miss a text again. The volume of 64-tone polyphony is enough for almost any conditions: the receiving part also equals all other phones of the current generation and the silent alarm is sufficient to be felt while the handset is in pocket. The 6300 utilises a 760 mAh Li-Ion battery (BL-4C): good to go for up to 3.5 hours in talk mode and up to 330 hours in standby. It takes the phone less than 2 hours to charge from empty to full. For a handset offering a golden price/quality ratio and equipped with a brilliant display, good specs and reliability, the Nokia 6300 is definitely one for the short-list.
Nokia 6300
The Nokia 6300 is an extremely fetching stainless steel gem with an excellent pedigree. It weighs in at only 94g and only 11.7 mm thick, yet packs in a host of features including a superb 2-inch, 16M TFT colour QVGA (240 x 320 pixels, 31×42 mm) display, a 2 megapixel camera with zoom, expandable memory, integral MP3 player and FM radio Depending on picked font size and current application, the display can hold up to nine text lines (or even more) and up to three service lines. The 6300 adopts dual-interface layout, with dedicated volume keys to the right side – handy when this key doubles as the zoom-button in camera mode. All keys are evenly lit in blue, which is comfortably visible in various environments And when the text message in-box is full, the 6300 can be set to overwrite automatically old messages with the new incoming ones, so you need never miss a text again. The volume of 64-tone polyphony is enough for almost any conditions: the receiving part also equals all other phones of the current generation and the silent alarm is sufficient to be felt while the handset is in pocket. The 6300 utilises a 760 mAh Li-Ion battery (BL-4C): good to go for up to 3.5 hours in talk mode and up to 330 hours in standby. It takes the phone less than 2 hours to charge from empty to full. For a handset offering a golden price/quality ratio and equipped with a brilliant display, good specs and reliability, the Nokia 6300 is definitely one for the short-list.
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The Pink Samsung U600 is part of the Ultra Edition II range. Measuring an incredible 10.9mm, the Samsung U600 may be thin on size but it is not thin on features. Samsung have managed to incorporate a 3.2 megapixel camera, MP3 player and stereo Bluetooth support into U600. The Samsung U600 has embedded memory of 60MB which is expandable with the addition of a micro SD memory card. The TFT QVGA screen supports 256,000 colours and offers very sharp image presentation.
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