Sep 13, 2006 04:56 PM
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Nokia has created its new 6280 as a substitute for Nokia 6230i. Is this a successful move? This is literally bulged with functions. On the other hand, it features quite an exotic slide-out construction, which provokes misunderstanding in the end user.
Precise design • display slides out silently • possible control in closed mode • card hot swap • landscape picture mode • extremely fine display • good keypad • 2 mega pixel camera • landscape camera mode with view finder across the entire screen • graphic themes • top-quality sound during phone calls • video calls • caller displayed in a big window • standard ring tone option can be substituted by video • big font size option in the phonebook • once synchronized the phonebook can be ordered by last name • intelligent voice dialing • top-quality T9 dictionary • no message shortening • a list of the last several message recipients • mass delete option for delivery reports • very well elaborated alarm clock • well-organized calendar • improved calculator • voice recorder of significant capacity • built-in radio and MP3 player • application minimization option • play list editor in Nokia PC Suite • easy-to install java applications • good pre-installed games • EDGE and 3G • easy setup of data connection • free PC Suite
Blue tooth + infrared + Usb cable +3G + GPRS ………
miniSD, 64 MB card included, hot swap
Standard battery, Li-Ion 970 mAh (BP-6M)
A single look of the mobile Nokia 6280 as a small, but heavy device. It belongs to the category of averagely big phones due to its dimensions of 100 x 46 x 21 mm. However, its size of 115 g is just on the border between medium heavy and heavy phones. The proportions of Nokia 6230i, which Nokia 6280 is going to be frequently compared with, are as follows: 103 x 44 x 20 mm, 99 g.
Nokia 6280's covers are made of plastics. They are not removable, which usually supposes a solid overall construction. The only removable part of the phone is its rear cover, which reveals the battery and the sim hidden beneath it. Nevertheless, Nokia has not avoided certain light creaks. According to our experience, they will most probably go worse with the time.
Nokia 6280 has originally been introduced in a black color version. A light version has also been prepared though. I do appreciate the matt coat of the covers, which makes fingerprints invisible....
Mehul.............
