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NOKIA 650

The smallest and lightest NMT-450i cell phone has everything a modern mobile phone needs and more. First, the miniature Nokia 650 has a distinct design personality. Secondly, it weighs only 170 grams (with a flat battery) and is therefore considered by far the lightest mobile phone in its standard. And, thirdly, its dimensions are 136x47x30 mm.

Consider its main functions and additional features. Information is easy to read on the high-contrast, backlit display capable of displaying up to five lines of text, numbers and graphics. Both large and small fonts are displayed dynamically; installed indicators of radio signal levels, battery charge and phone status. You can make full-screen editing using the cursor. Word wrapping is done automatically. The display is supplemented with an alarm function - a flashing backlight. Nokia 650 is equipped with a calculator, an alarm clock, a calendar (acting as a business diary), a PCMCIA interface and four entertaining games.

The highlight of this phone is the built-in FM radio. True, you will have to configure it manually, since there is no automatic search for stations. Up to 5 presets for selected radio stations can be stored in memory.

It is possible to use an additional external amplifier (with a power of 7 W), which will significantly expand the service area when driving in a car. The menu text is reproduced in 25 languages, including Russian, and contains 122 items! If there were no text prompts in the phone, it would be easy to get confused.

Phone profiles are adjusted to any specific situation (street, meeting, office, VIP, etc.).

The Nokia 650 has ten volume levels that can be adjusted during a call using the (very convenient) side buttons, as well as various volume ranges for offline, car and headset use. Call signals are carried out by any of the 35 programmed melodies (plus one more recorded). There are also different types of ring tone. The dial buttons have four volume levels and the ringtone has six.

Security and accounting of conversations is carried out by entering a PIN code, the activation of which can be turned on or off. Various functions for accounting for the duration and cost of calls or call barring will help you save both time and money (if these functions are supported by your mobile operator). Naturally, the Nokia 650 has the ability to listen to voice mail, several ways to speed dial and redial from the list of dialed addresses; call forwarding, automatic call answering when using a headset or car kit, and temporary memory, backlight, keypad lock, and tone dialing (DTMF). Up to 200 names with telephones can be entered into the built-in notebook, having previously divided them into groups: management, friends, colleagues. Most mobile phones have one drawback: it can ring at the most inopportune moment for you. But Nokia 650 will save the owner from this unpleasant surprise. It is enough to choose a work profile that will determine the parameters of the phone in each specific situation. On a day off, you can set the profile only for private calls, and during business negotiations - for the most urgent. For complete information comfort, you can program various ringing tones with the image on the display of various groups of subscribers.

In addition to all of the above, Nokia 650 supports new advanced features of the NMT-450i, such as sending short (up to 160 characters) messages (SMS), displaying the number or name of the caller on the display (the numbers of both received and not received incoming calls are displayed), use of the "+" sign for international calls, semi-automatic country selection, clock and speech encryption.

The phone provides for the use of four types of batteries: flat battery (Li-ion, 900 mAh; phone weight - 170 g), standard battery (Ni-MH, 900 mAh; weight - 195 g), battery with vibrator (Ni-MH, 900 mAh ; weight - 200 g) and high-capacity battery (Li-ion, 1500 mAh; weight - 190 g). Naturally, the operating time of this phone depends on the batteries used. The spread of these parameters is large: from 45 min. up to 2 h 30 min. talk time and from 16 - 120 hours of standby time. The times given depend on the mode of operation used, the properties of the network and may therefore differ from those indicated. Another novelty used in this phone is the presence of a call encryption function. It works, however, only at the stage of voice transmission from the phone to the BS, and at the same time it must be supported by the network operator.

We got acquainted with the main characteristics of the phone. Now let's choose one of 35 melodies for the ringtone and one of 25 languages ​​for displaying information. Let's enter 200 names and phone numbers into memory. Let's set the necessary parameters.. Mark an important meeting on the calendar and set an alarm clock that will remind you of it. Let's turn on the radio and play one of four games!!!

All these features have a phone that fits in a shirt pocket!

Pros:

  • the smallest and lightest in its standard;
  • the presence of a radio receiver;
  • the ability to encrypt conversations;
  • graphic display.

Cons:

  • sufficiently high cost;
  • complex menu.

Author: Andrushchenko Alexander

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