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Siemens has unveiled a pair of new mobiles – one that it is billing as the next generation of multimedia handsets, the other its first clamshell model.
The top-end model is the CX-65. It features the usual selection of features found on luxury phones including Java, a VGA camera, video camera and POP3 e-mail.
It does however have several key features the most important of which is an attachable flash for shooting images indoors.
The screen should also win Siemens a few plaudits. It might be just 65k colours (upcoming phones this year will offer more) but it is larger than most rival handsets.
Siemens also scores points for a useful 11MB of memory and an impressive talk time of five hours and 250 hours standby.
The phone itself is chocolate bar style and in some way looks like a smaller version of Motorola’s A-835 3G handset or even Nokia's 6600.
Siemens has also unveiled its first ever clamshell phone – the CF-62. There’s no integrated camera, though an add-on module with a flash is available, but it does boast a 65K colour screen, Java, WAP and caller display on the outer screen.
Both phones launch in April.
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ThreeX
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Well.. the CX-65 is NOT the top-end model, perhaps for the moment, but their new top-end will be the S65, unless they have abandoned their naming concept altogether  The CX-65 has no Bluetooth for example..
The Siemens menu system is icon based with sub-menus, what´s the problem with that??
I adjusted to S55 from t68i in a day!
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Posted: 2004-02-13 14:00
