Archive June 2007
Nokia 6267: Keeping it simple.
by shadowfax (06/18/2007 - 21:51)
Easy-to-access music, videos and photos.
With dedicated media keys and multimedia applications, the colorful Nokia 6267 places a premium on keeping it simple, so that listening to music, watching videos and sorting through photos is a breeze. The Nokia 6267 includes an enhanced music player and dedicated keys to make listening to music uncomplicated. Capturing events and playback of video clips and stills for family and friends is also easier and impressive with the new high speed video capability and two cameras, including a 2 megapixel camera with flash and 8X digital zoom.
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Would we like Nokia N98 in this getup?
by shadowfax (06/18/2007 - 21:16)
At Justamp site you can see an idea of Nokia N98 concept. It looks very like the iPhone, it is designed probably in Photoshop involving the pattern of Nokia 8600.
The idea of the developer includes the following specs for Nokia N98:
- Platform - Symbian S70 3rd edition (!)
- Display – 3.5” touchscreen, 16M colors
- Graphical accelerator
- 7.2-megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss lens
- 5-x optical zoom, 20x digital zoom
- VGA-camera for video calls
- Built-in GPS-receiver
- Bluetooth
- Wi-Fi b+g+n
- HSDPA support
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Unknown Nokia phone - Spy pics
by shadowfax (06/18/2007 - 20:46)
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Sony Ericsson K530 – slim and 3G
by shadowfax (06/18/2007 - 20:17)
Another novelty showcased by Sony Ericsson today was the candybar-styled K530 with 3G connectivity. Apart from that, it is the first phone to support their another latest and greatest solution - GPS-module HGE-100, more on which later.
The handset sports very pocketable dimensions at 102x46x14 mm, and isn't a heavyweight either, tipping the scales at 92 grams. 16 Mb of built-in memory can be augmented with Memory Stick Micro M2 card. But what's really impressive for a mid-range offering is that the K530 comes with a 2-inch QVGA display capable of 262K colors. The K530 operates in GSM 900/1800/1900 and UMTS 2100. The maker quotes the battery life at 9 hours of talk time in GSM and 3 hours within UMTS networks; for standby the numbers are even at 395 hours each.
The main camera takes shots in 2 Mpix resolution and can use its digital zoom to get you 2,5x times closer to any object. On top of that, there is a forward-facing camera for video calls, and like we said above, this is one has a whole pack of technological talents under the hood – Bluetooth A2DP, PlayNow, TrackID, 3D-games, browser and RSS-reader. And naturally, we are happy to see radio in the K530.
Sony Ericsson K530 will come in either Warm Silver or Thunder Black in Q3 2007, at that the black-painted edition is expected to arrive in the market a tad later.
The handset sports very pocketable dimensions at 102x46x14 mm, and isn't a heavyweight either, tipping the scales at 92 grams. 16 Mb of built-in memory can be augmented with Memory Stick Micro M2 card. But what's really impressive for a mid-range offering is that the K530 comes with a 2-inch QVGA display capable of 262K colors. The K530 operates in GSM 900/1800/1900 and UMTS 2100. The maker quotes the battery life at 9 hours of talk time in GSM and 3 hours within UMTS networks; for standby the numbers are even at 395 hours each.
The main camera takes shots in 2 Mpix resolution and can use its digital zoom to get you 2,5x times closer to any object. On top of that, there is a forward-facing camera for video calls, and like we said above, this is one has a whole pack of technological talents under the hood – Bluetooth A2DP, PlayNow, TrackID, 3D-games, browser and RSS-reader. And naturally, we are happy to see radio in the K530.
Sony Ericsson K530 will come in either Warm Silver or Thunder Black in Q3 2007, at that the black-painted edition is expected to arrive in the market a tad later.
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Sony Ericsson HPM-83 stereo headset
by shadowfax (06/18/2007 - 20:12)
Sony Ericsson has released a stereo headset HPM-83 for the users of the Walkman phones. It features flexible design, so you can wear it comfortably behind your neck, when you are on the move.
The HPM-83 has a microphone, an answer button, a 3.5-mm headphones jack and 52 g of weight. There are two color solutions available – Silver and Black. The accessory is compatible with lots of models, follow the link to find the full list of them.
The HPM-83 has a microphone, an answer button, a 3.5-mm headphones jack and 52 g of weight. There are two color solutions available – Silver and Black. The accessory is compatible with lots of models, follow the link to find the full list of them.
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Sony Ericsson extends its range of Bluetooth-watches with 3 new models
by shadowfax (06/18/2007 - 19:41)
Sony Ericsson has unveiled 3 new models of Bluetooth-watches. Created together with Fossil, a world expert in watch technology, the new line up of Sony Ericsson MBW-150 Bluetooth watches is ahead of its time, offering contemporary design and advanced Bluetooth technology. The product comes in 3 editions: Music, Classic and Executive.
The Bluetooth Watch MBW-150 Music Edition is made in black with orange details, the Bluetooth Watch MBW-150 Executive Edition has a classical stainless steel bracelet and the Bluetooth Watch MBW-150 Classic Edition features a leather strap and black face.
All the MBW-150 models scratch-resistant mineral crystal glass face with an antiglare coating. When not using them as the phone they look exactly like a regular watch, thanks to a discreet OLED display, which is active when in use. Besides Bluetooth technology let’s you keep your time. A quartz analog precision movement, plus a digital time display synchronized with the phone, make sure that you won’t miss anything.
In any situation when you have an incoming call or a text message, you need to know quickly who’s calling. Well, the Bluetooth Watch MBW-150 will gently vibrate on your wrist, so with a quick glance you can see the caller ID on the display. Lightly touch a button on the watch to decide whether to reject or mute the call or take it by pressing the answer key on your headset or phone.
This innovation, controlling your phone with the watch, makes your life easier. Auto pairing function enables automatic connection with the phone, so there is no problem with the connection.
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