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This model is designed for 3G networks and supports various multimedia services. It comes to replace the 6230i.
* Class: fashion, 3G
* Position in the line: above Nokia 6230i
* Rivals: Samsung X700
* Description based on official information
Specifications : *General features
o Announced in 2005
o eGSM 900/1800/1900, WCDMA 2100
o Battery type Li-Pol (BP-6M-S)
+ talk mode up to 4 hours
+ standby mode up to 340 hours
o Colour graphical high-contrast display, up to 262000 colours(TFT), 5 text lines, the resolution of
240x320 pixels (QVGA)
o J2ME, executable Java applications (MIDP 2.0)
o 2-MP, 8x zoom, various effects at shooting
o Video up to one hour, the resolution is QCIF
o Body color: Graphite Grey (other versions are possible)
o Weight: 100 gramms
o Dimensions: is specified, the press-release emphasizes the device is slim
o Volume 81 cc
* Memory
o Phone book memory for 1000 names, one entry can contain 3 phone numbers and one text field.
Dynamically shared memory, which means up to 5 numbers and 4 text fields can be saved if you
have less contacts. User groups.
o Memory for 150 SMS messages and 50 graphical messages (memory is also shared dynamically,
the less SMS you store the more graphical messages can be saved)
o Calendar memory from 100 up to 250 entries, depends on the length of the entries
o Call log of last 10 calls of all types
o Phone memory forms 6 MB
o Expansion slot for microSD cards (up to 2 GB)
* Call management, ringing tones
o Vibracall
o 64-tones polyphony, use mp3/AAC files as call melodies
o Stereoloudspeakers
o Integrated speakerphone
o Speed dial for 9 numbers
o Automatic redial (up to 10 attempts)
o Automatic and manual network selection
o Voice dial for 25 numbers, voice commands
o Dictaphone
* SMS
o Predictive text input ?9
o Message templates (up to 10)
o Graphical messages (10 pictures are preset)
o SMS Chat
o MMS
o Concatenated messages (up to 450 characters)
* Connectivity
o WAP 2.0, XHTML
o GPRS (class 10)
o EDGE class 10
o Bluetooth 2.0 +EDR
o Pop port Interface (USB)
o USB 2.0 as different from predecessors
o SyncML
o Email (POP3/IMAP4/SMTP), attachments (PDF, ppt, doc, xls, jpeg, 3GPP)
o Instant Messaging
o Full OMA DRM 1.0
* Organizer and extras
o FM-radio, Visual Radio
o MP3/AAC/eAAC+/MPEG4 player
o Active Standby menu
o Wallet 2.0
o Automatic key lock
o Changeable screen headbands, adjustable colour scheme
o User profiles (5), temporary profile
o Time, date
o Calculator, currency converter
o Stopwatch (up to 20 intermediate values), countdown timer
o Organizer with support for events of various kinds (better than predecessors)
o Notes (up to 3000 characters in one note)
o Games, download games Review The Nokia 6233 (and its twin, the 6234, exclusive to Vodafone) is a 3G phone with looks very similar to the old 6230i. It's a good-looking phone with an attractive stainless steel finish and a practical design with a good keypad. It's a nice size, and not too heavy for a 3G phone, albeit heavier than most 2G phones. The phone is user-friendly with a new Series 40 interface with an animated 3D menu and graphics. Some things have been updated, but the 6233 still encapsulates the user-friendliness for which Nokia is famous.
The 6233 is a jack-of-all-trades with no outstanding features, but ticking enough boxes to make it appealing to a broad market, much like the old 6230i. It has a decent 2 megapixel camera (no flash unfortunately), a music player that can handle a range of formats and a stereo FM radio. A nice feature is the use of twin speakers to give a 3D surround effect. The sound quality is good, but not as good as when using stereo headphones. The 6233 comes with a 64 Mbyte memory card which is enough to get started, and this can be upgraded to 2 Gbytes if you're serious about storing music on your phone. Bluetooth connectivity is supported, as well as USB and infrared. There's also a good choice of 3D games, including a multiplayer option. Web browsing is fast, thanks to EDGE, and battery life is very good. Source: http://www.mobile-phones-uk.org.uk/ |
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