6 Quick Cell Phone Reviews
Nokia 2270 – Nokia’s 2270 model phone is a phone that really differs from the more conservative looking mobile phones available on the market for mass consumption. The Nokia 2270 resembles a high-tech toy of some sort, but that is meant in a very complementing manner. The look only adds to the latest model brought to the user by Nokia, which is known for its keen vision in the mobile phone market, and the Nokia 2270 only proves that when it comes to mobile phone visions.
Samsung Cobra M320 – The Samsung Cobra M320 is a basic, practical phone that can best be described as an entry-level cell phone. The Cobra M320 is a lightweight flip phone that includes all of the necessary features. For example, the Cobra has Bluetooth technology, voice memo, and a VGA camera with 2x zoom, GPS and streaming multimedia support. It also has a 2.5 mm headset jack and a PictBridge, which lets you print directly to a compatible PictBridge printer via USB.
Nokia 5800-XpressMusic – Mobile device for music. The all-in-one for music lovers. Innovative touch screen phone. Certainly does not compromise on style and design. Talk/Standby Time: GSM- up to 8.8 hours, WCDMA- up to 5 hours/ GSM- up to 16.9 days, WCDMA- up to 16.6 days. Dimensions: 111 x 51.7 x 15.5 mm
BlackBerry 8700g – With the arrival of the 8700g, T-Mobile injects some life into its aging lineup of BlackBerry devices, which hasn’t seen a serious new handset (besides a small update to the compact 7100t) in more than a year. Besides the GPRS-only 7290, T-Mobile users have had to make do with the 7105t, a consumer-oriented BlackBerry with a slimmer form factor but a tricky, pseudo-QWERTY keypad. The new 8700g (also available on Cingular as the 8700c) takes the features of the 7290 and adds EDGE support.
BlackBerry 7250 – The BlackBerry 7250 takes all of the businesslike features that BlackBerry is famous for and improves. The BlackBerry 7250 is designed for the business or corporate professional. This is quite similar to several other BlackBerry models. The communication facilities in the phone take precedence over the so called fun features that dominate other brands of cell phones. With quality and reliability at the top of their priority list.
LG Invision – The LG Invision is a multimedia phone from AT&T offering Mobile TV capabilities. It is the smallest multimedia phone in the AT&T line-up and features a “candy bar” design. One of the Invision’s strongest selling points is its competitive pricing when compared with similar Mobile TV capable phones. Phone Dimensions. Small and light for a phone offering Mobile TV, the LG Invision measures 4 x 2 x 0.5 inches and weighs in at 81 grams.
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