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Can you imagine trying to txt with that keypad arrangement?? I cant imagine it will be too easy to ya know.
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Posted: 2003-03-31 16:38:00
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On 2003-03-31 16:31, lazarini wrote:
Yes its a nice looking device the only thing is that i dont know how can a P800 user go back to keypad text entering the touch screen and stilus using jot is lighteyears ahed !
I understand what you mean i used P800 since desember and i'm very happy with it but what are wi gonna do when sommer comes??
how are vi gonna carry it around??
on the other side SX1 is much smaller and has everything even more things.
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Posted: 2003-03-31 16:41:00
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The SX1 is a Series60 (7650/3650) based phone. The screen is much smaller than the P800's and text is still via numeric keypad. It's a great multi-media phone...and a
3650 killer. But pitting it against the P800 is like saying the SX1 is better than the iPaq/Palm/Clie as well. You can draw on the P800, can you draw on the SX1?
[ This Message was edited by: jplacson on 2003-03-31 15:59 ]
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Posted: 2003-03-31 16:57:00
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But does it have Bluetooth?
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Posted: 2003-03-31 17:33:00
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Looks weird, but 25MB internal memory is quite good.
But imagine you have to write an SMS with that keypad layout, that'll take aeons....
@veon18: The details say that it is a VGA camera
[ This Message was edited by: Meta on 2003-03-31 16:55 ]
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Posted: 2003-03-31 17:52:00
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Yes it has bluetooth and everything else.
read here,,
Siemens' first smartphone, the SX1
Snapshot by Michael Oryl (editor) on Wednesday February 19, 2003.
Siemens SX1
Siemens has formally announced their first phone based on the Nokia Series 60 Interface, the SX1. Like all Series 60 devices (3650, 7650), it runs the Symbian OS.
The triband GSM SX1 is packed full of features, especially when it comes to multimedia. You can play MP3 files and videos, listen to the built-in FM radio, take photos with the built-in camera - just about anything you could want. All in a fairly small package weighing 110 grams.
Part of the compact design and low wait of the SX1 is due to the unique button design. The numeric buttons on the SX1 run up and down the left and right edges of the front of the phone. This saves a considerable about of space in the device, but could lead to the same kind of negative reactions that its cousin the Nokia 3650 had.
Siemens is hoping to have this device available in retail locations by the end of the summer.
We will post a full snapshot when we get full details.
Some features of the Siemens SX1:
Triband GSM
Weight: 110g
Volume: 99cc
1000 mAh Li-Polymer Battery giving 200 hours Standby time and 4 hours Talk time
Series 60 interface over Symbian OS
TFT Display with 176x220 pixels at 65,000 colours
Built-in Camera
Symbian OS (Nokia Series 60)
GPRS Class 10
MMS, EMS, SMS, and POP3/IMAP Email
Bluetooth
Built-in Video player
Natural Sound Loudspeaker
WAP v2.0/xHTML Browser
Voice memos, voice commands, voice dialing
MultiMedia Card slot (max size 512MB)
Organizer with Calendar, Address Book, Task-list, and Notes
MP3 Music player and FM radio
Java (J2ME)
PC Sync with MS Outlook, Lotus Notes, SYNC ML
USB Connection
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Posted: 2003-03-31 18:06:00
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Correct me if i'm wrong...but ain't the Siemens SX45 a smartphone too...!?!?!
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Posted: 2003-03-31 18:11:00
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lets be honest guys if it was SE who made this mobile i'm sure wi would be so proud and happy about it.
But since it is siemens who made it wi have to find all the negative sides about this mobile right?
I just wanna say WELL DONE Siemens its a real answer to Nokia and SE.
I think i'll gonna sell my P800 and get me SX1 when it comes out.
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Posted: 2003-03-31 18:14:00
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meta, thanks about the VGA input
masmes....count me in, will like to have this cool little device
[ This Message was edited by: veon18 on 2003-03-31 17:38 ]
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Posted: 2003-03-31 18:36:00
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looks good, but those buttons are really annoying down the sides, and the p800 gives more freedom cos its got a stylus (stick thingy) which makes it feel like a mini computer rather than a brick phone with a luhs design. the siemens have just started in the colour industry, are they advanced enough.
sexy little thing though...
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Posted: 2003-03-31 18:49:00
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