Posted by
seobb on Tuesday, March 18, 2008 12:21:45 AM
Sony Ericsson introduced new cell phone Sony Ericsson K610. The classic
shape and design would most probably appeal to the male audience, and
one thing's for sure - you could always find place for this little
fellow in your shirt's pocket. Sony Ericsson K610 is in the medium
class of mobile phones and is aimed at people who need functionality
and reliability at the same time from their phones - it's seems to us
that it's targeted mainly at the office workers - it has a classic
design, high-tech features, compact size and has everything that's
necessary to back up your daily schedule. In fact, as regards to the
functional characteristics of Sony Ericsson K610, it is fully identical
to Sony Ericsson W710 with the added 3G features. The Sony Ericsson
K610i version of the phone is to be sold in Europe, Asia Pacific,
Middle East, and Africa.
The dimensions of the phone are
pretty similar to those of K750 with a slight difference in the
thickness and weight in Sony Ericsson K610's favor. The new 3G handset
measures exactly 102 x 45.2 x 16.9 mm and weighs no more than 89 g
without the memory card which puts it among the top five or so lightest
3G devices in our catalog. It has larger display than K750 with a
diameter of 1.8" but unfortunately, uses the same resolution of 176 x
220 pixels.
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The other version K610c is for Mainland China.
Recently, Sony Ericsson announced another new version of the phone to
be manufactured - K610im which will be a black, i-mode version of Sony
Ericsson K610. I-mode is a network operator service for direct handling
of iMail, for browsing the Internet and viewing online content. Before
we start, though, we should warn you that the phone we tested was a
beta version so there are some bugs we found and we are more than sure
that they would be fixed in the final version. We won't mention those
as we go along the review though, because the bugs are a pretty common
thing in a pre-release version.
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The construction of the phone
is very solid - so solid in fact, that it looks as though all the
details and elements are etched into some uniform bar instead of put
together. The test phone had a very nice matt silver finish which added
to the overall "classic" looks of the phone. The keys themselves look
as if they are made of the same material as the body which, of course,
is highly unlikely but adds a great uniform feel to the design.