September 2006
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By making the Motorola KRZR longer and thicker, Motolora wish to break away the new line of model from the RAZR family. Based on the GSM MOTOKRZR K1, the two MOTOKRZR K1m variants aim to bring the new KRZR styling to the world’s major CDMA markets. The new CDMA K1m is almost looks identical with GSM MotoKRZR K1 but they do differ on issues like cameras, battery life and some other features.
The K1m is differ according to places. For example, the K1m for the Americas gets a 1.3 megapixel camera instead of the 2 megapixel camera found in the Asian K1m and the GSM K1. Both versions will include touch sensitive music control buttons on the outer surface. For Asia version, the K1M includes exclusive upgrades like a high-resolution 320×240 pixel display and a larger battery. As such, the phone weighs a few grams more than the K1 and the Americas K1m. In spite of the larger battery, the K1m for Asia still has a shorter battery life than the Americas version - even though it lacks the EV-DO 3G support found on the K1m for the Americas.
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Written by martin on September 29th, 2006 with no comments.
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The Nokia 6233 is a sleek new Triband GSM (900/1800/1900Mhz) handset with 2100Mhz WCDMA support. It is a business-orientated 3G phone with a 240×320 pixel and 262,000 colours display, expandable memory and a 2 megapixel digital camera.
The Nokia’s 6233 is essentially your typical candy-bar style handset, but with better parts. The 6233 has a sleek, sophisticated and refined feel to it, which is exemplified by its high-quality stainless steel finish and a soft-matte backing.
It’s a more powerful handset than the 6230i in terms of specifications, and it is only slightly heavier at 110 grams compared to 99 grams for the 6230i.
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Written by martin on September 28th, 2006 with 3 comments.
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The Panasonic X800 is Panasonic’s second clamshell Symbian OS smartphone, after the X700. At just 17.2mm thin and 99g weight, the X800 is designed to fit your pocket. It’s definately slim and classy enough with glossy white exterior, and you can exchange the front covers as well to give a nice choice of refreshing looks. The triband GSM (900/1800/1900Mhz) X800 sports a VGA camera, Bluetooth, and GPRS connectivity.
A LED camera assist light is positioned at the left of the camera, and the external CSTN screen is located in the middle. The display is capable of showing up to 4096 colours at a resolution of 64 x 96 pixels. You can press a button on the X800’s side to view information like signal strength, battery strength, and network name.
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Written by martin on September 27th, 2006 with no comments.
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LG’s third EV-DO cell phone for Verizon wireless, LG VX8300 is target to improve on some of the drawbacks on previous model VX8100. With similar design and offering a comparable range of high-end features as its predecessor, the LG VX8300 provides improved functionality and slightly better performance.
The VX8300 offers a more conservative look, wrapped a more fashionable gray color if compared to earlier model VX8100 which comes with toy-like blue color. At 91 x 48 x 25 mm and 111g, the VX8300 is slightly smaller and lighter than its predecessor.
The 1.2-inch 65K-color external screen is smaller than the VX8100’s. It shows the date, time, battery life, signal strength, battery life, photo caller ID, and acts as a viewfinder for self-portraits.
At the bottom of the external screen are the external music controls, which are very useful and above it are the camera lens and the smaller and relocated camera flash. The LG VX8300 supports both Verizon’s V Cast and the V Cast Music. You can access the music player when the phone is closed using the handy and well-designed external music controls.
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Written by martin on September 25th, 2006 with no comments.
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The samsung SGH-C417 comes with most popular features such as Bluetooth® Wireless Technology, a VGA camera, instant messaging and a speakerphone, added a beautiful 2-inch, 65K color display and quad-band world coverage. It’s an ultra-thin and ultra-stylish clamshell handset.
The c417 comes with VGA quality camera which allows you to take pictures using 4 resolutions, up to 640 x 480. With the built-in self-timer, you can get yourself into the picture.
There is Bluetooth® technology in SGH-C417, which you can wirelessly connect to Bluetooth-enabled headsets, and hands-free systems and more. It’s even provide AOL and Yahoo! Instant Messaging as default.
The c417 comes with built-in Java™ support, so you can download the coolest mobile applications out there. This also means your favorite wallpapers and ringtones are just a few clicks away.
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Written by martin on September 23rd, 2006 with 6 comments.
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