Posted by xciter
C75
Siemens C75: Elegance at an affordable price
Munich, May 30, 2005 |
The C75 from Siemens Communications is a functional yet attractive mobile phone that suits all budgets. This companion is extremely lightweight and compact and fits snugly into your pocket. With this modern tri-band mobile phone, users can stay in contact nearly everywhere in the world. The integrated VGA camera featuring 5x digital zoom makes it possible to take beautiful souvenir pictures and even shoot short video clips. The images and clips are shown to brilliant advantage on the large, colorful and extra bright display of the C75. Even when on the move, friends and family at home can easily share in the excitement through multimedia messaging. The built-in organizer with address book helps users keep an overview of all appointments, tasks and contacts at all times, even with today's hectic lifestyle.
Elegant design and leading-edge mobile phone technology for everyone: the Siemens C75 combines aesthetics and functionality at an affordable price. At first glance, its slim shape, gently rounded curves and gleaming matt surface stand out. The compact dimensions of 103 x 44 x 17 mm and low weight of 85 grams make the ergonomically designed mobile phone a neat companion. Discreet chrome elements frame the display and the central navigation button and underscore the overall impression of elegance made by this new C-class fashion accessory.
The C75 lets users do a lot more than just make and take calls. The versatile tri-band mobile phone offers everything needed for contemporary communication on the move: In addition to multimedia messages (MMS) and an e-mail client, instant messaging is also available for low-cost mobile online chats with friends and colleagues. All newly received messages are shown clearly in the standard inbox.
The built-in VGA camera with 5x digital zoom and video function transforms the mobile phone into a handy camera. In addition to pictures and graphics, films can be viewed in brilliant optical clarity on the 1.8 inch high-resolution TFT color display (132 x 176 pixels, 65k colors). The integrated photo editor can be used to give pictures a final touch-up while the attachable IFL-600 flash makes great pictures possible even in poor lighting conditions.
A trip to the real estate agent tomorrow, a business lunch today or an appointment in the fitness club this evening � an integrated organizer is available with an address book, calendar and to-do list for efficiently planning your day-to-day life. And if there is time in between, relaxing 3D games will keep boredom away. The user-friendliness of the C75 is evident in the large, clearly laid out keys and intuitive menus.
And for added convenience, practical Siemens accessories are also available: the elegant Headset Purestyle HHS-610 adds particularly to the overall impression of elegance exuded by the C75. The Car Kit Comfort Basic HKC-700, the portable Car Kit Easy HKP-700 with integrated telephone holder as well as the Car Kit Portable HKP-500 are ideal accessories for safe and reliable use in the car. A selection of data cables, chargers and cases is also available.
The C75 will be available in August 2005 in the color variants "Palladium" (silver-anthracite) and "Light Silver."
datasheet:
http://communications.siemens[....]/1062/106295/C75_Datasheet.pdf
more pics:
...very SE inspired, designwise.
;D looks like a repackaged CX65 with PaT and 3D phone pilots..it's also a lot smaller.
Posted by uthetha ituvi
Isn't imitation the sincerest form of flattery?
LOL!
Posted by tindo196
thats a step in the right direction siemens
Posted by JohnM
Very K700 looking, but a nice looking phone from Siemens none the less. Looks more elegant than the K700 IMO.
Posted by xciter
live pics....
the back of the phone looks so simple and elegant.
not much difference in size i guess....
C75's display looks bigger due to its smaller dimensions.
more live pictures:
http://www.siemensmania.cz/content.php?id=419&p=3
sample C75 vga photos:
is it just me, or these photos seem to have a SE vga photo quality? it reminds me of K700 photo samples..
the ones from the CL/CF75 were better imho.[ This Message was edited by: xciter on 2005-06-03 04:25 ]