Motorola V70 : unique swivel design old handphone

This stylish GSM phone features a unique swivel design. Motorola V70 is simply amazing and amazingly simple. Also unique are the white-on-black LCD display, and neon-like EL keypad backlight. Main features include Wireless Internet, GPRS, and a large phone book. The sleek, micro-sized design of this phone, coupled with the incredible swivel motion of the blade, truly reflects an amazing attention to detail and passion for communications

General           

Status   Discontinued

Introduced        December 2001

Network (2G)  GSM 900 / GSM 1800

Form factor      Flip

Antenna type    External

Size     

Weight 83.0 g

Dimensions       94 x 38 x 18 mm

Display

Type    Graphical

Coloured          Yes

Resolution        96 x 64 pixels

Memory          

Numbers in phone        155

Received calls   5

Outgoing calls   10

Lost calls          5

Ringtones        

Number            32

Polyphonic ringtones    

            - 32 custom

- Ringtone composer

Networking     

GPRS  Yes, Class 8 (4+1 slots)

DATA  Yes, 32 - 40 kbps

WAP   Yes, 1.1

Infrared            No

Features          

Vibration          Yes

SMS    Send / Receive

Games  Yes

Clock   Yes

Alarm   Yes

Voice dialing     Yes

Voice memo     Yes

T9        Yes

Interface languages       Yes, 27

            - 3 lines prompts

- Iconic revolving design

- Inverse Image Display with EL Backlighting

- Electro-Luminescent keypad

Standard Battery         

Type    Li-Ion

Amperage        430 mAh

Standby time    GSM: 145h

(old handphone - www.old-handphone.blogspot.com)

Nokia 7600 : nokia fashion phone with UMTS network

The phone was primarily aimed at the "fashion" market, it had unique teardrop shape and a variety of interchangeable covers were available. The number keys were located around the large screen. The VGA camera was of a good quality for its time, but poor by modern standards.

It has polyphonic ring-tone support. The built-in MP3/AAC audio player allows up to 29MB of songs to be transferred to the handset using Bluetooth or a USB connection.

The unique design of the Nokia 7600 imaging phone combines an advanced 3G device with a variety of media features. The device supports capture or playback of video clips, live video streaming, and audio playback of MP3 and AAC files, making it an excellent device for multimedia and mobile lifestyle applications.

 

 General            2G Network     GSM 900 / 1800

3G Network     UMTS 2100

Announced       2003, 4Q

Status   Discontinued

Size      Dimensions       87 x 78 x 19 mm, 103 cc

Weight             123 g

Nokia 7600

Display             Type    TFT, 65K colors

Size      128 x 160 pixels, 2.0 inches

            - Wallpapers

Sound Alert types        Vibration; Downloadable polyphonic, monophonic, MP3 ringtones

Speakerphone Yes

Memory           Phonebook       Up to available memory, Photo call

Call records      20 dialed, 10 received, 10 missed calls

Internal             29 MB

Card slot          No

            - Editable message templates

- Calendar notes

Data     GPRS Yes

EDGE No

3G       Yes, 384 kbps

WLAN            No

Bluetooth          Yes, v1.1

Infrared port     Yes

USB     Yes

Camera            Primary            VGA, 640x480 pixels

Video   Yes, 128x96 pixels

Secondary        No

Features           Messaging        SMS, MMS, Email

Browser           WAP 2.0/xHTML

Radio   No

Games Downloadable Java games

Colors  

Languages        17

GPS     No

Java     Yes

            - Multitasking (talk & shoot)

- MP3 player

- T9

- Organizer

Battery                         Standard, Li-Ion 850 mAh (BL-5C)

Stand-by          Up to 170 h

Talk time          Up to 4 h

(old handphone - www.old-handphone.blogspot.com)

O2 X1i : Transmissive Micro Reflectance

Manufactured for O2 by Benq (in common with the X2 and X3 handsets), the X1i can very broadly be thought of as a bargain rival to the Vodafone-branded Sharp GX15.

This is about as basic as camera phones get, with a 352x288 pixel camera, combined with a 128x128 pixel 65,000 colour display. Benq are proud of the display panel in the O2 X1i, citing their "Transmissive Micro Reflectance" technology, presumably a type of transflective display.

Layout is simple and functional, with a large 5-way navigation key. There's an anti-slip stripe around the edge to make the O2 X1i easy to grip. The X1i is a tri-band GSM phone with class 10 GPRS, a WAP 2.0 browser, MMS and polyphonics. It's light too, at just 86 grams, and fairly slim at 18mm thick.

General            2G Network     GSM 900 / 1800 / 1900

Announced       2004, 3Q

Status   Discontinued

Size      Dimensions       102 x 45 x 18 mm

Weight             86 g

Display             Type    TFT, 65K colors

Size      128 x 128 pixels

            - 5-way navigation key

Sound Alert types        Vibration; Downloadable polyphonic ringtones

Speakerphone No

Memory           Phonebook       250 entries

Call records      Yes

Card slot          No

Data     GPRS Class 10 (4+1/3+2 slots), 32 - 48 kbps

EDGE No

3G       No

WLAN            No

Bluetooth          No

Infrared port     No

USB      

Camera            Primary            CIF, 352 x 288 pixels

Video   No

Secondary        No

Features           Messaging        SMS, MMS

Browser           WAP 2.0/xHTML

Radio   No

Games 2 - Jumping Bear , Mini Golf

Colors Silver

GPS     No

Java     No

            - T9

- Organizer

Battery                         Standard battery, Li-Ion

Stand-by          Up to 235 h

Talk time          Up to 3 h

 (old handphone - www.old-handphone.blogspot.com)

Ericsson R250s PRO: Water, dust and shock resistant

Ericsson R250s PRO is mainly designed for those in the building industry who need to communicate in conditions that aren't really suitable for a cheap, 'drop once - break forever' phone.The R250s Pro is the ideal phone for farmers, builders etc. It is weatherproof, dustproof and is reinforced to withstand plenty of knocks. Two aerials are supplied; a stubby rubberised helical affair which adds 44mm to the phone’s length, and a high-gain 165mm rubberised whip antenna.

General 2G Network GSM 900 / 1800

Announced 2000

Status Discontinued

Size Dimensions 148 x 59 x 32 mm

Weight 330 g

Display Type Monochrome graphic

Size 4 lines

- Fixed icons

Sound Alert types Vibration; Monophonic ringtones

Speakerphone Yes

Memory Phonebook 250

Call records

Card slot No

Data GPRS No

EDGE No

3G No

WLAN No

Bluetooth No

Infrared port No

USB

Camera No

Features Messaging SMS

Browser

Radio No

Clock Yes

Alarm Yes

Games No

Colors 2 - Bright Orange, Iron Green

Languages 24

GPS No

Java No

- Private Mobile Radio (PMR)

Battery High Capacity

Stand-by 100 h

Talk time 5 h

(old handphone - www.old-handphone.blogspot.com)

Palm Treo 180 : Graffiti handwriting recognition in place of the mini-keyboard

This Palm OS smartphone is notable for its small size and mini-keyboard.Unlike competing models from Kyocera and Samsung, the Treo is a GSM world-phone. It is also upgradeable to GPRS, for high-speed, always-on data. A 180g variant is also available with Graffiti handwriting recognition in place of the mini-keyboard.

Size Dimensions 108 x 71 x 21 mm

Weight 147 g

Display Type Monochrome resistive touchscreen, 16 shades

Size 160 x 160 pixels

- QWERTY keyboard

Sound Alert types Vibration; Monophonic ringtones

Speakerphone Yes

Memory Phonebook In shared memory

Call records Yes

Internal 16 MB

Card slot No

Data GPRS No

EDGE No

3G No

WLAN No

Bluetooth No

Infrared port Yes

USB Yes

Camera No

Features OS Palm OS v3.5.2H

CPU Motorola DragonBall VZ MC68VZ328 33MHz processor

Messaging SMS, MMS, Email

Browser HTML (Blazer 2.0)

Radio No

Games Yes, for Palm OS

Colors Steel Blue

GPS No

Java No

- 33 MHz Motorola Dragonball Processor

- Organizer

- Advanced calculator

- GPRS upgradeable

- Handsfree ear-bud headset included

Battery Standard battery, Li-Ion

Stand-by Up to 100 h

Talk time Up to 2 h 30 min

(old handphone - www.old-handphone.blogspot.com)