Nokia C6

Nokia C6

Introduction:

High end of yesterday is the medium of news we like to say. Nokia C6 has almost exactly the same features as the Nokia N97, but hangs a large sale sign. Time to shop for high-end features, the high street.

C-Series from Nokia are trying to burn the knowledge and experience in the configuration of a mobile phone simple and inexpensive. It 'a bit' of everything there, from inexpensive entry-level phones, Smartphones Eseries and Nseries limit.

And Nokia does not seem in the mood for relaxation. C series went to six in no time, and C7 can also be a way. Now, technically there is no number four, but a number of Nokia is not really fond of. In any case, if ever, was the amount of C4 We only know that it would be dynamite.

Be a C series telephone, you can expect from the C6 to a decent all-rounder. And it is. It is not mind-blowing features, but there are no major flaws either. And this is not (eg, document editing) can be easily corrected with the right program.

Design:

It is quite obvious that the C6 is similar to the N97 in many ways. When closed, however, is the spitting image of the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic, the phone is well-established look and feel for many of Nokia touchscreen phones. Sliding it open is that comparisons with the duo Nokia N97 begins.

And that's where they end, at least in relation to the keyboard itself. In many ways, is much closer to the Nokia E75 - No screen, no QWERTY, and four lines the margin between the keys.

C6 is a 3.2 "touch screen and resolution nHD - a popular choice for Symbian phones 360 x 640 pixel resolution is just that everything, even if apparently can not compete with pixel density displays a high-end touch phones Reply resistive screen is pretty good .. but not as good as the capacitive screens.

Readability in sunlight is scarce, the other - to take the C6 Nokia out on a sunny day means you have to protect the screen against the sun if you see something on the screen. It is very different from the Nokia N97.

Bellow the screen are the buttons on the receiver trio usual green and red button menu. The menu key is located in the middle, like the Nokia 5800th We liked the N97 better solution, even put it on the side, inclined at 45 degrees. He got the key just as easy to use in portrait and landscape mode. The Nokia C6, you must get it right between the call keys, but you get used very quickly.