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Samsung C3053

Specs & Features
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Whats New? Sam sung C3053 - Looks, infotainment and value built in
Samsung C3053 - Enjoy the subtle look of sleek sophistication offered by the slim and stylish slider. The compact size of Samsung C3053 offers an ergonomic grip that makes the mobile feel good in your hand as it does in your pocket. Enjoy snapping photos on Samsung C3053 whenever you feel like it. The display previews photos in grand form, filling the entire screen with the image. with Samsung C3053 you can even take photos of landscapes, and stitch them together to create a panorama view.
Dimension 97 x 47.3 x 14.9 mm
Weight 86 g
Battery Talk time Up to 7 h, Stand-by Up to 340 h
Memory 15 MB Built-in + microSD Card (supports up to 8GB)
Connectivity Bluetooth v2.0, USB, GPRS Class 10 (48 kbps), HSCSD, EDGE Class 10 (236.8 kbps)
Display Size 120 x 160 pixels, 2.0 inches
Display Colour TFT, 65K colors
Operating
Frequency / Band GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900
Browser WAP 2.0/xHTML (Openwave 6.2.3)
Colors Black
Entertainment FM radio with RDS, FM recording, MP3 player, Video Player, Games (built-in + downloadable)
Camera VGA, 640x480 pixels, Video (QCIF 15fps, MPEG4 H.263)
Other Features Speakerphone, Bluetooth messenger, Mobile Tracker, Voice memo, Organizer
Ring Tones Downloadable Polyphonic, MP3 ringtones
Messaging SMS, MMS, Email
Price Price in Rs: 6,800 Price in USD: $85

NOKIA 82

Device Description:

The Nokia N82 is a GSM/WCDMA dual mode portable multimedia computer supporting EGSM 850/900/1800/1900/WCDMA 2100 HSDPA and WLAN or EGSM 850/900/1800/1900 for some regions Use the Nokia N82 for connecting to mobile Broadband using WLAN or HSDPA (3.5G) with faster downloading than 3G. Find directions and locations with the integrated A-GPS and included maps. Use the Nokia N82 to take photos with a 5 megapixel autofocus camera and Xenon Flash. Enjoy videos, music and graphics with crystal clarity on the 2.4” QVGA (240 x 320 pixels), 16M color display. Listen to music with enhanced “3D stereo” using the built-in dual speakers or connect the Nokia N82 to a compatible TV using direct TV out connectivity or via Wireless LAN and UPnP.

Nokia is one the major players in the mobile telecommunication industry with a wide range of high-end mobile phones in its kitty. It provides a varied choice of multifunctional phones to both casual as well as tech-savvy users. Many of the Nokia handsets come with intuitive design and user-friendly features and are powered by the best in technology. The stylish Nokia mobiles are a real aspiration from the consumers’ point of view. With the latest N82, Nokia is giving a stiff competition to other well-known manufactures of mobile phones yet again.

The NOKIA 82 is a smart solid candy bar styled 3G smartphone. With its smooth and stylish silver coloured casing, it holds an attraction for users having a distinct sense in mobile fashion. This light weight phone is easy to carry and hold, as it measures 112×50.2×17.3mm and weighs 114 grams. The large 2.4 inch colour screen of the handset is attractive and enhances the value of messages, video clips and other content.

The NOKIA 82 exhibits a lively combination of entertainment features that are packed with high-end connectivity options at an extremely attractive price. This phone offers the most valued imaging features; the built-in 5 megapixel camera can be taken as a case in point. The camera comes with a complete pack of supporting options such as digital zoom, xenon flash, and photo editor that allow users to capture each and every shot just perfectly. The handset can also be used for video playback, video streaming and video calling; and is living up the expectations of users in diverse areas.

Moreover, the handset comes with an integrated music player, FM radio option, visual radio as well as Bluetooth stereo with A2DP facility. Connectivity options such as WLAN, 3G HSDPA, USB and EDGE are all encompassing. To conclude it can be said that the Nokia N82 is an impressive handset on several counts. For its advanced and high-tech features, I would rate the handset ten out of ten and would recommend it to others, who need to update their mobile phones and are looking for a change.

Nokia unveils the Nokia N82, the latest multimedia computer optimized for photography, navigation and internet connectivity. With the tools to discover the places and moments worth capturing, and the capabilities to capture and share them instantaneously, the Nokia N82 offers photography enthusiasts an enhanced camera experience.

The Nokia N82 enables you to explore your surroundings and find your way with navigation and routing; document your adventures with the high quality imaging capabilities; and instantly share your experiences with one click upload to the web.

The evolution of camera capabilities in mobile devices has been extremely fast over the past years. With the Nokia N82 we have reached such a superior level in image quality, speed and ease of use that not only does it outperform any other cameraphone on the market, but it\'s also a very credible alternative for single purpose digital still cameras,\" says Satu Ehrnrooth, head of Nokia Nseries Cameras Category, Multimedia, Nokia. \"In addition to the high-end camera, the Nokia N82 also enables you to navigate and discover new places, enjoy your music, browse the web, play games, chat online and be part of the global web 2.0 community wherever you go. Thanks to the wireless broadband connectivity, convergence and yet again increased performance, the Nokia N82 is all you need in your pocket!

Specification

General

• Network HSDPA / GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900
• Display Type TFT, 16M colors
• Size 240 x 320 pixels, 2.4 inches

Ringtones

• Ringtones Type Polyphonic, Monophonic, True Tones, MP3

Memory

• Memory Phonebook Practically unlimited entries and fields, Photocall
• Call records Detailed, max 30 days
• Card slot microSD, hot swap, 2 GB card included, buy memory
• 100 MB internal memory
• ARM 11 332 MHz processor
• 256 MB NAND Memory
• 128 MB SDRAM Memory
• 90 MB Free Executable RAM Memory

Data

• Data GPRS Class 32, 107 kbps
• HSCSD Yes
• EDGE Class 32, 296 kbps; DTM Class 11, 177 kbps
• 3G HSDPA
• WLAN Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g, UPnP technology
• Bluetooth Yes, v2.0 with A2DP
• Infrared port No
• USB Yes, v2.0 microUSB

Features

• Features OS Symbian OS 9.2, S60 rel. 3.1
• Messaging SMS, MMS, Email, Instant Messaging
• Browser WAP 2.0/xHTML, HTML
• Camera 5 MP, 2592 x 1944 pixels, Carl Zeiss optics, autofocus, video(VGA 30fps), xenon flash; secondary CIF videocall camera
• Built-in GPS receiver
• A-GPS function
• Motion sensor (with UI auto-rotate)
• Installed Maps application covering over 100 countries
• Java MIDP 2.0
• MP3/AAC/AAC+/eAAC+/WMA player
• Video player
• 3.5 mm audio output jack
• TV out
• Stereo FM Radio
• Organizer
• Office document viewer
• T9
• Push to talk
• Voice dial/memo
• Built-in handsfree

Battery

• Battery Standard battery, Li-Ion 1050 mAh (BP-6MT)
• Stand-by Up to 225 h
• Talk time Up to 4 h 20 min

Physical Description

• Size Dimensions 112 x 50.2 x 17.3 mm, 90 cc
• Weight 114 g

Specifications

Color Display Yes Resolution 240 x 320 Frequency Band 850/900/1800/1900 Internal Memory 100 MB Expandable Memory Micro SD Infrared No Bluetooth Yes GPRS Yes Camera Phone Yes Dual Camera Yes Camera Pixel 5.0 Video Recorder Yes MP3 Player Yes FM Radio Yes MMS Yes WLAN/ Wi-Fi Yes Web Browser Yes 3G Yes USB Yes Handsfree Speaker Yes Talk Time Up to 4 h 20 m Standby Time Up to 255 h Dimension 112 x 50.2 x 17.3 mm Weight 114 g EDGE Yes Touch Screen No Full Keyboard No Camera Flash Yes

he good: The Nokia N82 features a 5-megapixel camera that produces high-quality photos and videos. The Symbian smartphone also has integrated Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, GPS, and good call quality.




he Nokia N82 is just the latest model to come across our desk, and like the rest of the bunch, it's quite impressive. It has a feature set similar to the with a couple of additions and omissions. Like the N95, the N82 has a 5-megapixel camera but it also includes a Xenon flash that makes a world of difference, as it produced amazing photos and videos. The Symbian smartphone continues to offer Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and GPS, and it's a solid performer to boot. With all that going for it, it's really a bummer that the N82 has such a horrible design. The hardware feels a bit cheap, and the navigation buttons leave much to be desired. We're also disappointed by the lack of U.S. 3G support. All that said, you can work around the design flaws, and if your main focus is getting a high-end multimedia smartphone, the Nokia N82 fits the bill. An unlocked version of the Nokia N82 is available through Nokia's Web site for $564, though you can probably find it for a bit cheaper with a little online shopping research.

Design
We're just going to come right and say it: we're not huge fans of the Nokia N82's design. At first glance, the candybar style phone looks attractive enough with its silver face, and it's fairly compact at 4.4 inches tall by 1.9 inches wide by 0.6 inch deep and 4 ounces. However, the hardware just feels a bit cheap and plasticky.

The Nokia N82 looks nice from afar, but we actually found the hardware a bit cheap.

The worst offender, though, may be the navigation controls and alphanumeric dialpad. The number keys are tiny little slivers that are even difficult for my small hands. Plus, they're not very comfortable, so text messaging wasn't very pleasant. You also get the standard navigation array of two soft keys, Talk and End buttons, shortcuts to the main and multimedia menus, a clear button, and a navigation toggle. However, the multimedia key is like the number buttons, and it was hard to press just the center OK button without moving the rest of the toggle.

The N82's dialpad and navigation controls are cramped and difficult to use.

The N82 features a 2.4-inch nontouch display that shows 16.7 million colors at a 320x240 pixel resolution, making for quite a pleasant viewing experience. There's also an ambient light detector to automatically adjust the brightness of the screen based on your current environment, so screen visibility was quite good. For personalization, you can add various background images and themes and adjust the font size.

On the right spine, you'll find two speakers (at the top and bottom), a volume rocker, a shortcut to your photo gallery, and a camera activation/capture button. Meanwhile, there's a micro USB port, a microSD expansion slot, and a power connector port on the left side. We would have preferred a mini USB port since that's more of a standard right now. There is a power button and a 3.5mm headphone jack on top of the unit. Finally, the camera lens and flash are located on the back, and the lens is protected by a sliding cover.

The Nokia N82 comes packaged with an AC adapter, a USB cable, video-out cables, a 2GB microSD card, a wired headset, a software CD, and reference material. For more add-ons, please check our

Features
As with all N series smartphones, the Nokia N82 is a multimedia powerhouse, though there's a bit more focus on the imaging aspect. Like the Nokia N95, it's equipped with a 5-megapixel camera with optics, a Xenon flash, and up to 10x digital zoom (4x for VGA). The amount of editing options and settings on the N series phones surpass those of any smartphone we've tested recently. For still images, there are five image qualities, eight scene modes, and five color tone options. There are also controls for white balance, exposure, sharpness, contrast, and light sensitivity.

The N82 features a 5-megapixel camera with a Xenon flash.

The N82 can capture video at a maximum VGA resolution (640x480) at 30 frames per second, and there's a video stabilization functionality to reduce any camera shakes. As usual, you get less options in video mode, but you still have five video qualities, two scene modes, and white balance and color tone settings. Once done with photos and videos, you can upload them directly to your blog or the Web or send them via multimedia message or e-mail. There's about 100MB of internal memory and a microSD expansion slot for storing all your photos and videos, and other multimedia files.

Picture quality was amazing with sharp definition and good color tones.

We have to say was absolutely impressive. It may be the addition of the Xenon flash, but the N82 produced better photos than the Nokia N95; images were extremely sharp but we were mostly happy that the colors actually looked true to life. Video quality was also great.

If you'd like to watch other videos, you can use RealPlayer to check out 3GPP and MPEG-4 files. For some ear snacks, the integrated music player supports MP3, WMA, W4A, AAC, AAC+, and eAAC+ files, as well as OMA DRM 2.0- and WM DRM-protected songs. The music library categorizes tracks by artists, albums, genres, and composers; you can also create playlists right on the phone and adjust the sound with the built-in equalizer. You can listen to your favorite podcasts using the N81, and there's an FM radio. Just be aware that the latter requires the use of the included headset since it acts as the tuner. The N82 also works with Nokia's Ovi Internet services, which include the Nokia Music Store, N-gage games, and Nokia Maps.

Switching to voice features, the N82 offers quad-band world roaming, a speakerphone, speed dial, conference calling, voice-command support, a vibrate mode, and text and multimedia messaging. The phone's address book is only limited by the available memory (the SIM card holds an additional 250 contacts), and each entry can hold multiple phone numbers, work and home addresses, e-mail addresses, birthday, and more vitals. For caller ID purposes, you can assign each contact a photo, one of 34 ringtones, or a group ID.

Wireless options on the N82 include Bluetooth 2.0, Wi-Fi, and GPS. The smartphone supports a number of Bluetooth profiles, including mono and stereo Bluetooth headsets, hands-free kits, dial-up networking, and file transfer. Sadly, the N82 does not support U.S. HSDPA bands (only the European 2100MHz band--boo), so you're stuck with EDGE. You do get integrated Wi-Fi (802.11b/g) as an alternative, and our review unit had no problem finding and connecting to our test access point. As with other N series phones, the N82 supports Universal Plug and Play, which lets you use a Wi-Fi connection to hook up with a compatible PC, printer, or home entertainment system, but the number of UPnP devices is limited at the moment.

If you're a bit directionally challenged, you might feel a little better knowing there's integrated GPS. Nokia Maps comes preloaded on the device, so you get color maps, route planning, and a healthy points-of-interest database. However, to get any kind of turn-by-turn directions, you'll have to download an upgrade to the device. There are several options for purchase, including a one-year license for $125.77 or a one-month license for $13.96.

Last but not least, the N82 runs the third edition of the S60 platform on the Symbian operating system for your productivity needs. An application called QuickOffice lets you view Word, Excel, and PowerPoint documents, and it optimizes the pages for the phone's screen, so you don't have to scroll all over the place to read text. There are some nice shortcuts to jump to the top or bottom of the page to reduce the up-and-down scrolling, and there's also a search function.

However, if you want any editing capabilities, you'll have to upgrade the preloaded copy of QuickOffice. For messaging, the smartphone supports IMAP4, POP3, and SMTP e-mail accounts and comes with a full attachment viewer. The N82 works with a number of push e-mail solutions, as well as Microsoft Exchange Server synchronization, but this is dependent upon your service provider and company's e-mail solution, so check with your IT department if you have any questions. Other productivity applications and PIM tools include Adobe Reader, a Zip manager, a calculator, a notepad, a measurement converter, a clock, and a voice recorder.

Performance
We the quad-band (GSM 850/900/1800/1900; GPRS/EDGE) Nokia N82 in San Francisco using service and call quality was good. We enjoyed clear sound without much background noise or voice distortion. We also had no problems using our bank's automated voice-response system. On the other end, friends were also impressed with the clarity. Audio took a bit of a hit in quality when we activated the speakerphone. There was some background hiss, but more than that, voices sounded a bit tinny. Finally, we were able to successfully pair the N82 with the Bluetooth headset and the

General performance was good. We found the N82 to be more responsive than the N95 with less of a delay when launching or switching between applications. Our patience did get tested a little when trying to browse Web sites using EDGE speeds and waiting for the phone to get a GPS fix. It took about 7 minutes for the N82 to get a lock on our location, and it took a while for maps to redraw as we moved about town. Multimedia performance was good. Music sounded decent through the phone's speakers, though a bit one sided. Thanks to the 3.5mm headphone jack, we were able to enjoy better audio with our earbuds. Admittedly though, we missed having the dedicated media buttons that the N95 has. Videos looked fairly clear with some slight pixelation, but picture and sound were always synchronized.

The Nokia N82's 1,050 mAh lithium ion battery has a rated talk time of 4.3 hours and up to 9 days of standby time. In our, we were able to get 5.5 hours of continuous talk time on a single charge. According to , the N82 has a digital SAR rating of 0.78 watt per kilogram.

SGX X830

Samsung are definitely capable of placing some extraordinary goods on the market, as they have proven again lately with the Samsung K5 MP3 player, fully operational by touch screen, and the Samsung i7 digital camera with its swivel screen. Also the announcements they made at the 3GSM in Barcelona caused a stir within the mobile telephone market. I have received a Samsung SGH-X830 sample for testing; a mobile phone aiming entirely at the MP3 player lovers! Extremely small, 1GB internal memory and a jog dial are just a few features on the Samsung X830. An additional and very special characteristic of the Samsung SGH-X830 is the arrangement of the buttons; however, I will come to tell you that later. No matter how small the Samsung X830 is, Samsung managed to equip it with a digital camera containing a resolution of 1.3 Megapixels. You can read how well the Samsung X830 has performed in practise in the Samsung SGH-X830 review.

Samsung SGH-X830 - Design

The Samsung X830's design is certainly very special. When taking the mobile phone in your hands for the first time, you'd think it was an MP3 player. The front of the telephone contains a jog dial for scrolling through the menu and in the centre a confirmation button is placed. To the left side of the telephone, you'll find the connection for the head set and some silver coloured volume buttons. The right side of the telephone contains the buttons with which you can operate the inbuilt digital camera. The Samsung X830 has a so-called swivel design; you have to swivel it to open it. It is very beautiful but I do get the feeling that the swivel is placed on the wrong side of the telephone. It simply doesn't feel right to open it the way it opens now.

Samsung X830 - Design

Samsung SGH-X830 - Menu

The menu is arranged differently than normally because of the telephone's extremely small size. In stead of three icons side by side, Samsung chose to put two icons side by side on the Samsung X830. Scrolling through the menu is very easy and quick once you're used to the jog dial. In the beginning you'd pass a setting or you'd touch the jog dial accidentally when trying to confirm a setting so you'd confirm the wrong one, but practice makes perfect! The menu is equipped with comprehensible icons, together with a short clear explanation which ensures that even someone using the telephone for the first time, will find his way through the menu effortlessly.

Samsung X830 - Menu

Samsung SGH-X830 - Camera

The Samsung X830 is equipped with a 1.3 Megapixel digital camera. The camera's performance is reasonably okay. It is not the best camera in the world but certainly not the worst either. The colour reproduction is bright and lively. There is a small mirror on the back that lets you take self-portraits. It's a matter of trying to find the easiest way of holding the camera when taking pictures. Your fingers might cover the small lens all to easily, or just holding it with your finger tips makes the camera move and create blurred pictures for your grip is not too steady. You can also use the camera to record videos. A flash light however is lacking on the Samsung X830, which is a pity.

Samsung X830 - Camera

Samsung SGH-X830 - Interval of release

When starting up the camera, one may hope the subject one wants to capture is not too fast or it will have disappeared before the camera is actually turned on. Once the camera is ready to shoot and when you press the release button it still takes some seconds before the actual picture is taken. Unfortunately the Samsung X830's camera is not the only one with a slow start-up time and a shutter release lag. Even on equipment that is twice as expensive you will encounter these intervals. The technology simply isn't that developed yet to build in super fast image processors and buffers in cameras this size. The first digital cameras also suffered from interval of release but later on technology improved and nowadays capturing pictures have been made possible with hardly any interval.

Samsung X830 - Interval of release

Samsung SGH X830 - Camera settings

The camera of the Samsung SGH-X830 offers nice possibilities to adjust settings to your own preference and to improve pictures. It is possible to adjust the resolution as well as the ISO values and the white balance. The Samsung offers adjusting ISO sensitivity because of lacking a flash. This is very convenient because the light sensitivity gets higher, which improves taking pictures under dim light circumstances and trying to capture moving subjects (the shutter speed improves because of the higher light sensitivity). One disadvantage is that increasing ISO level, also increases digital noise

Samsung X830 - Camera settings

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Samsung X830 - Transfer pictures

If you possess a Samsung SGH-X830, you have the possibility to make pictures a lot more interesting by using frames and effects. You can add all kinds of nice things to people, like glasses or put them in an Eskimo suit. But you can also place a nice frame around them. There is also the possibility of taking pictures in Black & White or in Sepia. After editing your pictures you can send them to other telephones via MMS or Bluetooth. All in all the Samsung X830 offers really nice functions to make the camera function of the Samsung X830 a lot more interesting.

Samsung X830 - Editing pictures

Samsung SGH-X830 - Memory

The Samsung X830 has an internal memory of one Gigabyte. Not many telephones have been equipped with such a large internal memory so far. Of course this large capacity is meant for the consumer who is planning to use the MP3 function of the telephone to the full extent. Personally I regret the fact that the Samsung X830 doesn't offer the possibility to enhance the memory capacity by means of a microSD or a flash memory card. These cards are not too expensive nowadays, but there is still hope that Samsung will offer this possibility in the successor of the Samsung X830. The MP3 enthusiast will be able to keep a large part of his music collection on the Samsung X830. And of course your entire photo collection will fit on the Samsung X830's internal memory.

Samsung X830 - Memory

Samsung SGH-X830 - MP3 Player

Naturally the Samsung X830 has been equipped with an MP3 Player. Samsung definitely planned to emphasize on the MP3 player. And they did a great job. Because when the Samsung SGH-X830 is closed it doesn't look like a mobile phone at all. Nowadays you see more 'music phones' anyway, for example the W-editions (walkman editions) that Sony Ericsson put in the market. The MP3 player can also be used when the Samsung X830 is still closed. Just keep pressing the jog dial a bit longer than usually and the MP3 player will start up. The sound quality of the delivered head set is fine. The sound quality of the telephone's loud speaker is considerably poorer, but the telephone is extremely small and obviously Samsung had no more room to spare.

Samsung X830 - MP3 Player

Samsung X830 - Speech quality

Samsung SGH-X830 - Speech quality

The Samsung X830 definitely scores some points for speech quality. The voices sound good and the conversations come across clearly. The reception of the telephone is fine. Unfortunately I cannot compare the reception with other telephones at this moment because my provider has placed some extra antennas which have improved the reception of every telephone. When the head set is connected it also functions as hands free set. You can leave the telephone in your pocket and answer the call through the button on the cable of the head set. Also then the speech quality is of high quality.

It seems appropriate that I am writing about Samsung’s SGH-X830 just as the chat about Apple’s newly announced music playing iPhone reaches fever pitch. This phone is a combination of music player and Tri-band phone that is designed like no other combination of these two features I have ever seen.

The Samsung SGH-X830 looks more like a portable music player than a phone – it is tall, thin and undersized for a mobile – the dimensions are 84 x 30 x 19.9mm. It weighs 72g, which is less than any mobile I can remember seeing and supports MP3, ACC, ACC+, e-AAC+, WMA file formats.

My review sample came from O2 and has stunning white and silver casing. It is also available in pink and black. I will refrain from raging against those colours here, but read my latest editorial for a whinge.

The front fascia comprises a tall, thin screen – 19mm wide, 32mm tall and 128 x 220 pixels wide - and a wheel for navigation. This is all very music player like, and when you press and hold the navigation wheel’s central select button the music player springs into action and the display activates in wide format to show you what’s playing.

The navigation wheel’s centre button will now pause and resume playback, while pressing the wheel at the top opens the playlist, left and right skip back and forwards between tracks, and pressing the wheel at the bottom opens the music player controls and options. From here you can edit playlists, send files via Bluetooth, set a tune as a ringtone and configure the shuffle and repeat settings. Two buttons on the top edge of the handset let you control music volume.

When a call comes in the music player stops. If you take the call, at its end you can resume playback either by ending the call by moving from phone mode back into music player mode, in which case it resumes automatically, or by ending the call by pressing the ‘End Call’ button and then tapping a softmenu button to resume music playback.

So where is the End Call button and what is this ‘phone mode’ and ‘music player mode’? The answer is all in the swivel. The Samsung SGH-X830 is made in two sections, which pivot around the central select button in the navigation wheel. The pivoting action is spring loaded and feels very slick, though it only works in one direction and you’ll need to practice a bit to get the knack just right. Open the phone up and a two column numberpad is revealed.

This houses Call and End buttons, two softmenu buttons and a combined cancel and camera launch button. The navigation wheel turns into a scroll-or-click navigation button while its central select button becomes a Web browser shortcut. You can lock these keys with the only other side mounted button, marked ‘Hold’.

I found the two-column number pad easy to get used to, though if you are a frequent texter the very different alpha-key layout may prove quite painful at first.
Getting tunes onto the phone is achieved by download from the Web, Bluetooth transfer or from a PC either by synchronising with Windows Media Player or using Samsung’s PC Studio software. This is provided on a CD and accompanied by the necessary connection cable – USB at the PC end, proprietary at the Samsung SGH-X830 end.

This mini MP3 music phone comes with an innovative MP3 player design. The unique swing-open form factor allows for a perfect combination of mobile phone and MP3 player function. When closed, the X830 functions like a MP3 player with a music player interface that horizontally displays the playlist, equalizer settings and song information. Swinging the phone open exposes the keypad and doubles its length for optimal mobile communication experience. The X830 attracts mobile users who prefer portability and an exceptional trendy design. Slim and narrow in size, the mobile phone measures an incredibly compressed 84x30x19.9mm and weighs in at a mere 75 grams for light mobility. This mini MP3 phone's portability and compactness does not compromise the ease of use for its various multimedia functions. The click wheel navigation gives users hassle-free control of the music functions. The built-in 1GB memory allows for storage of 250 songs.

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It may have come out of the Samsung factory with a very dull name - the Samsung SGH-X830 - but this is probably one of the most interesting phones that we've seen this year.

It's a very distinctive handset to look at, measuring just 84x30x20mm and coming in at 72 grams. Then there's the Samsung X830's unusual 128x220 pixel display and a distinctive circular control pad (more of which later).

It's a rotator phone - the Samsung X830 has a narrow numeric keypad hidden behind it's narrow fascia, so it's much more conventional than the Nokia 7380. It also comes with a 1.3 megapixel camera and Bluetooth, and of course there's a multimedia player capable of playing MP3, AAC and WMA media formats. The SGH-X830 comes in a variety of colours - black, white, orange and pink. The pink version will be the first in many markets.

Internal memory is a huge 1Gb although there's no expansion slot, however 1Gb is probably enough for almost everyone. The Samsung X830 has a USB 2.0 connection, so this means that data can be transferred quickly enough to make it viable to transfer large amounts of data. Samsung say that up to 330 tracks (at 3Mb per file), although in our experience MP3 tracks are about 4Mb each and it's best to allow 64Mb per album, but even with our figures the Samsung X830 will hold 250 tracks or 15 albums.

The Samsung SGH-X830 has EDGE data support but as you'd expect it's just too tiny a phone for 3G or WiFi. There are all the usual features you'd expect to find too, such as PC synchronisation, Java and some PIM tools.

Let's look a little more deeply at that circular control pad - at first glance, it appears to be a rotator control (as with the iPod), but in fact it actually seems to be a conventional selector pad. The screenshots in Samsung's publicity photos indicate that the SGH-X830 is pretty conventional here, using screen prompts to guide the user to the relevant selector pad functions.

It does appear that Samsung have a winner with the SGH-X830. Although we've seen similar elements to the X830 in other handsets, this is the first time we've seen a such a stylish, compact and powerful multimedia device with all of these features.

Although it does look a little like the iPod, it really isn't quite the same as the long-rumoured "Apple iPhone", although Apple are probably kicking themselves now that the iPhone has taken so long to develop.

One last note about names - although this is officially the Samsung SGH-X830 device, the pink version of this handset will be sold in some markets as the "Samsung Blush" which is a much more memorable name and probably a smart move - after all, no-one tends to call the LG KG800 anything other than the "Chocolate".

Sources say that the Samsung X830 should be available from October 2006 in certain markets.

DAFFODIL COMUTER MOBILE

Daffodil Computers Limited is now marketing world-renowned O2 Xda II and Xphone in Bangladesh with reduce price & installment basis. The difference between the two is that the former is an enhanced phone, while the latter is a pocket PC with mobile capabilities.

O2Xphone
It is as good as a pocket PC with added mobile phone technology. With efficient browsing facilities, generous storage space, and that little extra that a mobile user always looks for in his cell phone, the O2 Xphone is a great catch for the purchaser at a cash price of Tk 25,000. Installment price: Tk. 29,500/-, down payment: Tk. 12,000/- and rest amount by six equal postdated advance cheque.

Outlook

The phone uses a Texas Instruments OMAP 710 processor that powers the Microsoft Windows Mobile 2003 operating system for smart phone facility, combining style with a great set of features, such as multilanguage ability supporting English and Chinese menus. Considering all its advanced capabilities, the 02 Xphone is impressively small and lightweight. Measuring about 12 cm x 5 cm x 2.4 cm and weighing around 130 grams, it's a slick equipment to handle. The transreflective screen measures 4.3 cm x 3.5 cm and displays 16-bit colours with a 176x220 pixels resolution, thus offering crisp clear pictures even in broad daylight, while taking up most of the face of the phone.

Going Net
The SD/MMC expansion slot includes a built-in Bluetooth V1.1 wireless modem technology allowing enhanced GPRS global internet connectivity. We also find Internet Explorer on it, enabling a rich mobile web-browsing experience. Interestingly, MSN messenger comes pre-installed with the phone, which further expands the peripherals of its mobile connectivity, while messaging is also available in SMS and MMS modes with image or audio files attached with it. A USB 1.1 port is located on the set. The generous 32MB RAM and 64MB Flash also means faster applications as well as plenty of room for storing thousands of contacts, emails and tasks. Additionally, the versatile Windows Media Player allows one to experience much of the multimedia world, from MP3 files to MPEG movies.

Added Features

Added features include a 640x480 pixel built in camera, video and audio recording capabilities, an album for photo and video viewing, and finally a task manager that includes photo contacts, calendar and photo caller-id features.

O2 XDA II
While the 02Xphone still prevails, the latest from the Xphone series, Xda II, has already made its debut in the global mobile market. The XDA II has already been brought into our own mobile market by Daffodil Computers Ltd, available to purchasers for a cost of Tk.49,900. Installment price: Tk. 55,000/-, down payment: Tk. 25,000/- and rest amount by six equal postdated advance cheque.

Flying through the cyberspace

Weighing about 190 g, this gear is devised with a powerful Intel PXA263 400 MHz processor, with infrared, Bluetooth wireless modem using USB port, SDIO and optional Wi Fi support system. It supports full internet browsing (powered by Windows Mobile 2003) along with reliable emailing, instant messaging and multimedia modes, even permitting real-time online chatting.

XDA Clonage

The XDA II is similar to the original XDA in size (69.9mmx130mmx 19mm), but without its antenna. With a much larger3.5 inches trans¬ reflective, 65K colour LCD display, it follows the look and trend of a PDA. The phone contains pocket PC software, including Pocket Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint and Word, thus allowing the creation and update of Word and Excel files on the run, along with displaying PDF files and other Microsoft presentations. The hand¬ writing recognition ability allows the user to experience the best to task management that PDA clones have to offer, along with a 128 MB RAM and 64 MB ROM, adding it a wide storage and application capacity.

Added Features

The Xda II has a built in integrated, CMOS chip VGA resolution (640x480 pixels) digital camera to shoot quality video and still images. Additional features include VGA output ability, MP3 playing options in stereo format, supporting MPEG4, H.263, and Motion JPEG AVI files with a minimum scene illumination of 5 lux and a frame rate of 15 fps. The phone has a talk time of 3.5 hours, including 150 hours standby and 11 hours of Pocket PC usage. The expansion interface slot includes one SDIO/ MMC lot, a back pack connector for file transfer and output purposes, a infrared port, one USB slave interface complaint with USB 1.1, and DUN (dial-up-networking).). For more details please contact 9143158 & 9116600