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Nokia introduces 5100 successor, the 5140: vga camera, push-to-talk, edge, gprs, fitness coach |
Flying Finn
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NOTE: NO BLUETOOTH (compatibility with the BT audio accessory though) AND A 4096 COLOUR SCREEN
Official site http://www.nokia.com/nokia/0,8764,48662,00.html
Weight: 100.8 g (with BL-5B battery)
Dimensions: 106.5 mm x 46.8 mm x 23.8 mm, 86 cc
Main features:
-Push to talk capability. Push to talk is the new real-time Voice over IP service implemented over GPRS/EDGE network.
-Stylish sport and leisure derived appearance
-Enhanced durability and resistance to the elements and usage in sports inspired lifestyle
-Fitness Coach
-Integrated digital compass
-Tri-Band 900/1800/1900 (a 850MHz version will also be available)
-The new 3 softkey UI as seen on 6230, 6820 and 7200 (configurable left and right softkeys)
-128 x 128 4096 colour passive matrix screen
-Integrated VGA camera
-Video player and recorder (H.263 format)
-List and grid menu
-New animated active menu graphics
-Extra protection: Xpress-on™ shells provide protection against splashes and dust, inner module resists splashes and dust when shells and keymat are in place. Improved durability to offer protection against accidental bumps. Bottom flap gives extra protection for connectors.
-Personal shortcuts
-Stereo FM radio (also radio as alarm clock alert)
-Extensive calendar with busy view of the week, improved notes view for each day, snooze on calendar alarm
-Notes
-Flashlight
-Thermometer
-Decibel meter
-Wallet
-WIM (Wireless Identity Module)
-Email (Java client)
-Chat: Instant messaging
-Presence-enhanced contacts
-150 SMS memory
-Picture viewer
-Image editing
-Java 2.0
-IMAGE UPLOADER
-Business card with image
-New pre-installed game: Adventure Race
-Pop-port
-IrDa
-XHTML browser
-OMA Forward Lock for content protection
-OMA Super Distribution over infrared and MMS
-SyncML
-Caller picture ID
-Conference call (up to 5 participants)
-Voice dialling, commands, recording
-Integrated HF speaker
-Automatic volume control
-EDGE Class 6
-GPRS Class 10
-CSD
-HSCSD
-Data transfer multitasking
-TCP/IP
Nokia is really pushing the EDGE (hehe) and moving towards small VGA camera phones.. Does SE have any plans on an active lifestyle phone? Or an EDGE phone?
ATM I have no info on the memory this thing has (hopefully 4-5MB as usual) or the number of chords in the polyphonic ringing tones.
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MaThIbUs
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I don't get the Bluetooth part... How does it connect to the Bluetooth accessory if the phone hasn't got Bluetooth?!
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dantec
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I have to say I liked the design of the other rugged Nokia phone the 5100. I think that looked nice but this is just plain ugly !
Edit - removed an extra zero on the model number
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Flying Finn
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On 2003-11-12 17:38:56, MaThIbUs wrote:
I don't get the Bluetooth part... How does it connect to the Bluetooth accessory if the phone hasn't got Bluetooth?!
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Like this:
Come on SE fans, you must admit it looks better than the 7700 
From Nokias to an SE to whatever.  |
orange
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On 2003-11-12 17:38:56, MaThIbUs wrote:
I don't get the Bluetooth part... How does it connect to the Bluetooth accessory if the phone hasn't got Bluetooth?!
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With Wireless Audio Adapter, http://www.nokia.com/nokia/0,,47878,00.html. |
Flying Finn
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From Nokia.com
Available:
Planned in the 2nd quarter of 2004
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MaThIbUs
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eh?
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jacque
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http://www.nokia.com/nokia/0,8764,48893,00.html
the push-to-talk is good idea, ..but it`ll not be for free (like in a sender) |
Scally_cadet
Joined: Oct 02, 2003
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Good, but why do Nokia only do 4096 colour screens?
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Super G
Joined: Mar 07, 2002
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From: France
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Was just using it yesterday... 
It looks much better in the hand than in picture.
It's small and feels good in the hand.
And it has a compass!
And EDGE
And everything...!
Ok "just" 4k colors, but it's a small screen. Fine enough!
Ok, also, no bluetooth. But I wouldnt care less.
So.  where are you?  I guess they've lost the track...
Nokia have so many EDGE phones now. And there is most probably more EDGE networks up&running (if not in total) now out there than WCDMA networks.
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Flying Finn
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Nokia EDGE phones:
3200 (entry level integrated camera phone!)
5140
6200
6220
6230
6810
6820
7200
7700
SE EDGE phones:
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folling182
Joined: Oct 14, 2003
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looks like this is it...nokia is finally going to overpower SE!!
they've always sold much more units than SE ,but SE were better phones.But that coming to an end,people only bought SE phones because of their superior quality over nokia,but buy the end of next year SE will fall a lot more behind....
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captainsm
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On 2003-11-13 21:44:58, Flying Finn wrote:
Nokia EDGE phones:
3200 (entry level integrated camera phone!)
5140
6200
6220
6230
6810
6820
7200
7700
SE EDGE phones:
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EDGE NETWORKS:
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Flying Finn
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Sonera will have their EDGE network running in Finland before the end of this year (first in Europe). Just in time when most of those phones are becoming available (3200 is already). 
From Nokias to an SE to whatever. |
jomni1
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EDGE is just an enhancement of GPRS, to speed downloading time. It will just make your GPRS bills larger. WiFi is the real way to go (because they charge by minute not by kb like GPRS... more money saved). (Good thing my phone has an SD slot for a WiFi attachment). |
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