The Siemens C55 : a nice little mobile phone more suited to a lady or a man with small hands and fingers and good eye sight for the keys

This phone is awesomely reliable and has a lot of features for when it was released. I bought it a few months after it was released and it still works perfect! The Siemens C55 is a mobile phone sold by Siemens. It weighs 80 g and dimensions are 101 x 44 x 21 mm (length x width x depth). It includes GPRS class 8 (4down/1up, max 5 slots active) connections with WAP. It supports polyphonic ringtones in MIDI and WAV formats and application in Java.The Siemens C55 is overall a nice little mobile phone more suited to a lady or a man with small hands and fingers and good eye sight for the keys. would fit easily in and inner jacket pocket.

Ringtones are fairly loud and you should not miss this phone.The Siemens C55 came after my C35i and C45. The C55 can be defined as the new and improved version of the C45.

General            2G Network     GSM 900 / 1800

Announced       2002, Sep

Status   Discontinued

Size      Dimensions       101 x 44 x 21 mm, 69 cc

Weight             80 g

Display             Type    Monochrome graphic

Size      101 x 64 pixels, 5 lines

            - Navi key

Sound Alert types        Vibration; Downloadable polyphonic, recorded ringtones

Speakerphone No

Memory           Phonebook       yes

Call records      10 dialed, 10 received, 10 missed calls

Card slot          No

Data     GPRS Class 8 (4+1 slots), 32 - 40 kbps

EDGE No

3G       No

WLAN            No

Bluetooth          No

Infrared port     No

USB      

Camera                        No

Features           Messaging        SMS, EMS, Instant Messaging

Browser           WAP 1.2.1

Radio   No

Clock   Yes

Alarm   Yes

Games 2 - The Prince of Persia, Galaxy Hero

Colors 3 - aqua, champagne, bordeaux

Languages        20

GPS     No

Java     Yes

            - T9

- Organizer

- Changeable cover

- User profiles

- Built-in hadsfree

Battery                         Standard, Li-Ion 700 mAh (EBA-510)

Stand-by          250 h

Talk time          6 h

(old handphone - www.old-handphone.blogspot.com)

Ericsson T60c : Ericsson’s CDMA handset

The T60c comes with a refined user interface, which attempts to provide for a less-confusing experience (especially true when you are trying to set up the phone for the very first time!) For previous users of Ericsson GSM handsets (for example, T39m and T65 phones), you will find the menu system very similar. Various messaging methods are supported by the T60c, while the built-in WAP browser allows for the browsing of Internet content.

The Ericsson T60c is Sony Ericsson’s latest CDMA handset offering a near-complete smorgasbord of features, comparable to those found on Ericsson GSM-based models. Most CDMA phones available in the market don’t seem to have near-enough of what GSM handsets feature on the inside. Ericsson phones, such as the T60c in this case, are a very good example of being one of the very first.

A 5-way joystick key has been introduced on the T60c, which allows for easy access of menus in all four directions and also effortless browsing of WAP pages. Also, two soft keys replace the traditional YES/NO buttons found on most Ericsson phone models.

Networks

- CDMA 800

- CDMA 1900

- AMPS

Available colours

Possible limited market availability.

Sizes

- 121.0 x 54.0 x 23.0 mm

- 4.8 x 2.1 x 0.9 inches

Weight

- 125.0 gr

- 4.4 oz

- 5-way navigation "joystick" button

- Large, 7 line full-graphics display with EZ-Read Menus(TM)

- Voice activated dialing

- Voice memo

- Calendar, tasks and reminders with PC Synchronization

- Clock, stopwatch, timer, alarm, calculator

- SilentVibe(TM)vibrating call alert

- WAP 1.2.1 browser (T60d), WAP 1.1 (T60c)

- Bluetooth(TM)compatibility

- Downloadable ringtones

- SmartBack(TM)accessories

- User changeable snap-on covers

- Internal high performance antenna (T60d), high performance retractable

antenna (T60c)

- 2-way SMS text messaging

- 2-way Enhanced Messaging (EMS) (T60c)

-  4 games

(old handphone - www.old-handphone.blogspot.com)