Posts Tagged ‘Internal Memory’

Sony Ericsson W910i White Gold Vs LG KF510

April 25th, 2010



At one hand you have a little old phone full of useful features from a brand Sony which has ruled on the top slot for their wonderful Walkman phones. On the other hand you have a new creation from a brand which is also expert in creating some excellent models with latest ergonomics.

Sony Ericsson W910i White Gold is the old Walkman phone and the new phone is called LG KF510. There is tough competition between the two and Sony Ericsson W910i White Gold in spite of being and old phone still manages to retain its position and beat the phone LG KF510. The following are the features or specifications which has led Sony Ericsson W910i White Gold as the winner.

This Sony Ericsson W910i is a quad band phone which supports 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 and also has a 3G Network HSDPA 2100 support. This is like other Sony Walkman phones is quite lightweight and has a large 2.4 TFT screen. The gadget is facilitated with GPRS Class 10 (4+1/3+2 slots), 32 – 48 kbps, EDGE, HSDPA, 3.6 Mbps, Bluetooth, USB port and others. The phone enables you to perform SMS, MMS, EMS, Email and Instant Messaging. There is a WAP 2.0/xHTML browser with HTML(NetFront 3.3) and RSS reader.

The phone has a 2 MP camera with flash and autofocus. You can shoot videos at the speed of 15fps and there is a secondary videocall camera. The Sony Ericsson W910i white gold is equipped with card slot for memory extension upto 2GB, has motion sensor, Java MIDP 2.0, TrackID music, – Image viewer, Organizer, Picture editor, built in hands free and others. The battery back back of Sony Ericsson W910i White gold is very good and it promises of 9 hours of talk time.

Let us now have a look at the features of LG KF510. KF510 is also a good phone. The impressive features of LG KF510 red are- you have GPRS, EDGE, Bluetooth, memory card slot with good internal memory, JAVA platform for game freaks and other multimedia features. You have options of MMS, EMS, SMS, email in this phone. There is a 3.15 MP camera with updated features like image stabilizer, flash , autofocus, and video shooting. Overall the phone is full of functionalities useful to you. But they cannot deliver better functionalities than Sony Ericsson W910i White gold. Its not a 3G phone, the media player is not powerful enough to play the files played by Sony phone.

By: Matt Damon

Nokia 5310 Xpressmusic Review

April 17th, 2010



Nokia have recently been pushing more and more into the music phone market, a market that has for some time now been dominated by Sony Ericsson with their Walkman phone range. Nokia have definitely been making some headway, and one of their music dedicated phones in this market is the Nokia 5310 Xpressmusic.

The Nokia 5310 is a solid shaped mobile phone that measures 103.8 x 44.7 x 9.9 mm and weighs 70 grams. This is one of the lightest mobile phones around. The screen is 2 inches, which is a good size and very easy to read and view images. Being a music phone, Nokia have placed a few music-dedicated buttons on the side of the screen to make it easier to control and change your tracks and volume, with the keypad being beneath the screen. You can get the Nokia 5310 Xpressmusic in either red or blue.

The Nokia 5310 camera has 2 mega pixels with 4 times digital zoom. There really is not much other specifications for the camera, so although it is quite basic, the pictures it takes will be decent. The music player supports all popular formats like MP3, AAC etc., and has an FM Radio. There is 30 mega bytes of internal memory and, with a microSD card, this can be increased to 4 GB. As mentioned earlier the music dedicated buttons are along the side of the screen. It is possible to also get the Nokia 5310 Comes with Music Edition. Basically this means that you will receive free music downloads for a entire year.

You will find the basic applications on the Nokia 5310, such as organiser, calendar, alarm etc, as well as some advanced connectivity features like Bluetooth and GPRS.

In summary, the Nokia 5310 Xpressmusic might not have the technically specification for the music player that we would normally receive from a Walkman phone, but the music player is high quality, the phone is very thin, and the Comes with Music Edition means you will never be without the songs you want.

By: Marc Sam

Sony Ericsson W980 Review

April 15th, 2010



Walkman phone really is the most popular series phone for Sony Ericsson. The successful of walkman phone is not only causing by the excellent music player and sound quality but also the features that come along with the phone. And the Sony Ericsson W980 that released last month, which is come with the 8G internal memory really make it stand out from the crowd.

The design of SE W980 is terrific. As a clamshell phone, Sony Ericsson W980 has the rather compact dimensions of 92 x 46 x 16.9 mm, with the weight of 100g. There is an external 262K colors and a resolution of 176 x 176 pixels TFT display on the front which is the audio menu visualize. The display is blended so perfectly with the opaque mirror surface. You won’t notice there has a display on the front when it is off. Also, there are 7 touch-sensitive keys below the display which is music player control. So, you can access and navigate your music player without even opening the flip.

The primary 240 x 320 pixels, 2.2 inches display which will appear on the upper part once the phone is open phone, also able to deliver an excellent quality of image. The navigational buttons and the keyboard are below it and you will notice that the buttons of the keypad is in round shape. That is just fitting the design of the rest. The phone has quite some tacky effect to add zing to your listening experience, the clear bar located at the bottom lights up and flashes, creating a disco effect of sorts.

AS a walkman phone, SE W980 no doubt can deliver decent sound quality. The Walkman player is the latest third version which is support MP3, AAC, WAV, WMA and also the ShakeME feature. With the 8G of internal memory, you are no worry about your music files storage. However, unfortunately the phone doesn’t support external memory card. There is no way for you to store your multimedia files if it is exceed the 8G of limitations.

There is some addition in the features of W980. The most remarkable feature of the phone would be the FM transmitter. SE W980 is proudly to be the first phone that provides this feature. You can use it to broadcast your music in your phone and shared to your friend in house, office, car and etc. Other specs like 3.6Mbps HSDPA data transmission, quad-band connectivity, built-in accelerometer, A2DP stereo Bluetooth, 3D Java games, twin cameras for video calling, an FM radio.

So far Sony Ericsson sounds perfect on the paper. However, the 3 megapixel camera with no auto focus nor flash would bring the phone to the downside. Also, I prefer the phone is completed with the GPS function since it become common features for high-end phone. Anyway, every phone has their annoyance. If you just want a phone that can play as your mp3 player role, then Sony Ericsson W980 is definitely can be your choice.

By: Tc Kuan