Is this a Camera or Cell Phone? The Panasonic X300 it’s all that and more, with a one-click, pop-up LCD that's cooling to use. The X300 is the company's newest stab at the mid-market, proposing a exclusive conceive that's reminiscent of a digital camcorder. The X300 is an strange little phone. It's compact, assessing 92 x 49 x 21 mm, and weighs 87 g, which is equitably standard. Yet in the hand it feels crouch, rather like a fat bar of soap. Its 128 x 128, 16-bit CSTN computer display is small; lighting is uneven and we discovered the brandish of usually poor quality. But that's not the poorest of it: the computer display is dwarfed by its bezel, which is so large that it crams the keypad into the base part of the front face. Included the other characteristics, we find a mean phone book, calendar, calculator, currency converter, image caller ID, WAP 2.0 browser, ring tone composer, wallpaper and themes.Specification:
Author: Doncrack // Category:
Panasonic,
Video,
X700
The Panasonic X700 cellphone conforms to series 60 Platform standards, incorporating a Symbian OS with the latest multimedia functionality. The stylish and futuristic compact clamshell design of the X700 has a finished feel that will satisfy even the most discerning design critic. Featuring the cutting-edge technology with a perfectly designed exterior, the X700 uses miniSD™ Card compatible with PCs and AV components for audio and video playback, its compact design places all of this technology comfortably in the palm of your hand. The X700 will lead the next generation of handsets, supporting you in both your business and private life.ile.
Dimensions
Weight
Volume
Talk Time
Standby Time
* Talk and standby time will be dependent upon network conditions, SIM card, back light usage, and battery condition.
Charging Time
Display Size
- 176(W) x 208(H) 2.0 inch Diagonal
Display
- 65,536 full-colour TFT main display
- 4,096 full-colour sub display
Frequency
Standard Kit Contents
- Handset
- 780mAh Li-ion Battery
- Fast Travel Charger
- Operating Instructions
- miniSDTM card
- miniSDTM card Adapter
- CD-ROM
User Data Storage
Operation system
- Symbian / Series 60 platform
SD-card
- miniSDTM card with adapter
Included applications
- Quickoffice
- Photobase
- Java MIDP2.0
Features
Built-in Camera
- VGA CMOS (640 x 480)
- 2 X, 3 X, 4 X Digital Zoom
- Video Capability
- Resize, Framing, Trimming, Rotation, Changing File Type, Adding Text /Date/Image Stamps, Image "Stitching", Panorama Shot
Support USB1.1
Infrared Compatibility
Bluetooth
SIM Application Toolkit(SAT)
CPHS v4.2
WAP 2.0
Games
- Preload on Handset
- Download Capability
- Java and S60
Video with audio Capability (record playback and send)
- Encode H.263
- Decode H.263, MPEG4
- Streaming
- GPRS Class 10 (4 + 2)
- MMS - Multimedia Messaging Service
- Internet Mail
- SMS
- 40 Polyphonic Ringtones
- 20 Preset Ringtones
- 10 Preset Wallpapers
- Vibration Alert
- Graphic Phonebook
- Calendar
- Scheduler
- Digital Clock Display
- Analog Clock Display
- Calculator
- Currency Converter
- Voice Recognition
Author: Doncrack // Category:
Image,
Panasonic,
VS6
The Panasonic VS6 focus on beauty is a Tri-band GSM phone which featured the slim 21 mm packed body with the innovations functions. The camera has QVGA 2.2 inches TFT display (16 bits and the brightness of approximately 300cd/m2) that let you enjoy the fine and clear images. The VS6 has a 2 mega pixel camera phone that reproduce high quality pictures and videos with features of new way communication via the colorful flashing light. This will be your high-performance stylish mobile phone with its best communication tool.Platform
- Stylish Slim Clamshell Design
- GSM 900/1800/1900
Dimensions
- Weight: 101 g
- 80 cc
- 4.3 x 1.9 x 0.9 in
Memory
Power Management
- Standard Battery, Li-Ion 830 mAh
- Talk time: up to 8 hrs
- Stand-by time: up to 430 hrs
Display
- Approximately 300 cd/m²
- 240x320 pixel
- 16 million 2.2 inch color TFT
Camera / Video / Audio
Camera Function
- 2.0 Megapixel CMOS Camera
- 5x Zoom*4
- 15-Frame Continuous Shooting
- Macro Mode
Video Function
- Record: H.263
- Play: H.263, MPEG4
Entertainment
- 40-polyphonic Ring tones
- Java™ Download Capability
- Pre-installed Games
- Pre-installed Wallpapers
- MP3 Capability*5
Connectivity
- Bluetooth™ technology
- Infrared
- WAP 2.0 Browser
- WA 1.2.1 Protocol Stack
- USB V.2.0 support
User Interface
- One push auto open
- Stylish clamshell (Red and Black)
- Pre-installed Games
- Pre-installed Wallpaper
Messaging
Is this a Camera or Cell Phone? The Panasonic X300 it’s all that and more, with a one-click, pop-up LCD that's cooling to use. The X300 is the company's newest stab at the mid-market, proposing a exclusive conceive that's reminiscent of a digital camcorder. The X300 is an strange little phone. It's compact, assessing 92 x 49 x 21 mm, and weighs 87 g, which is equitably standard. Yet in the hand it feels crouch, rather like a fat bar of soap. Its 128 x 128, 16-bit CSTN computer display is small; lighting is uneven and we discovered the brandish of usually poor quality. But that's not the poorest of it: the computer display is dwarfed by its bezel, which is so large that it crams the keypad into the base part of the front face. Included the other characteristics, we find a mean phone book, calendar, calculator, currency converter, image caller ID, WAP 2.0 browser, ring tone composer, wallpaper and themes.
