GPS Cell Phone
GPS Cell Phone: Nokia 6210 Navigator
Executive summary of GPS cell phone reviews by Joseph Hanlon
Nokia 6210 is a nokia 6220 Classic successor of GPS cell phone. It has a larger 2.4-inch color display, which is important as a handheld personal navigation device. It features excellent horizontal and vertical viewing angles, so you won’t lose the image on-screen when you view the screen tilted on an angle of this GPS cell phone.
Nokia 6210 GPS cell phone has included six months free access to voice-guided navigation. When the GPS cell phone was first announced Nokia began espousing the phone’s specialty in pedestrian navigation, especially with regards to its internal compass. This compass rotates the on-screen map’s orientation, with an icon displaying true north, helping to better guide you to points of interest on the map like cafes and train stations. This GPS cell phone is much better suited to pedestrian navigation than to directing a moving vehicle.
When walking with this GPS cell phone we found it kept our location superbly, updating constantly as we moved along one street or another. In a car, with a much heavier reliance on routing, the GPS cell phone struggled somewhat, directing us along unusually complicated routes and even once guiding us to a street three or four blocks from our destination before proudly announcing that we had reached our destination.
GPS Cell Phone: Nokia 6210 Mobile Navigator
The GPS cell phone feels solid while also being lightweight in our hands. The sliding mechanism feels slick and sure, and gives the feel of a premium quality GPS cell phone. It has a similar keypad to the 6220 Classic. The keys feel plastic-y and less tactile than a raised keypad and the top row of keys are awkward to thumb quickly when speed-typing text messages. Battery cover is made of rigid plastic and feels a little rough, to give the necessary friction when you slide the top half of the slider.
Nokia 6210 GPS cell phone has a 3.2-megapixel camera on the back. Unlike previous Nokia GPS cell phone releases, this camera doesn’t have a lens cover that keeps the phone flat and streamlined.
The Nokia 6210 GPS Cell Phone Specifications:
- Dimensions 49 x 15 x 103 mm, Weight 117 gr
- Display : 16 million Colors, 2.4?, 320×240 pixel
- Connectivity: GSM 850, GSM 900, GSM 1800, GSM 1900, UMTS 850, UMTS 2100, GPRS, WAP, EDGE, 3G UMTS, HSDPA, GPS, Bluetooth with A2DP, 802.11b Wi-Fi
- Camera: 3 megapixel camera, Led, 4x digital zoom, video capture.
- Battery Live: 2.8 hours talk time, 231 hours standby time
- Memory: 120MB internal memory, 1 GB memory card included, microSD
- OS: Symbian OS Series 60
- Others feature: FM Radio, Java, Mobile E-mail, Instant Messaging, Push e-mail, IM, Document viewer (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF), Multimedia, Music, Smartphone, Imaging, etc
Prize: $383.98
The Nokia 6210 GPS Cell Phone Good Factors:
- Solid Phone
- Camera quality
- GPS feature somehow works inside buildings
- Music player better than average
The Nokia 6210 GPS Cell Phone Bad Factors:
- Free access to voice-guided navigation only in 6 months
- Texting interface and keypad & limited SMS features
- Battery life
The Nokia 6210 GPS Cell Phone Bottom Line:
The Nokia 6210 GPS Cell Phone stand-out features are the Series 60 operating platform with its excellent suite of applications and speedy performance. But without a lifetime subscription to turn-by-turn navigation via Nokia Maps, this GPS cell phone feels neutered, robbed of what made it unique and leaves us asking why we should choose it over the 6220 Classic.
Reference: http://www.cnet.com.au/nokia-6210-navigator-339285935.htm
