Review of the 7610, Nokia's new 1.2 megapixel cameraphone
By Peter Rojas 
posted June 30th 2004 9:50AM
posted June 30th 2004 9:50AM
InfoSync has a review of the 7610, Nokia's latest attempt try and prove that their thinking cannot be constrained by any box. Normally we'd prefer that Nokia stop messing around with these pseudo-funky designs and start worrying about everything else that makes a phone good, but apparently the curved keypad on the 7610 is surprisingly easy to use and it also sports Bluetooth and a built-in 1.2 megapixel digital camera.
The Camera is 1MP not 1.2, but whos counting? These CMOS PoS's are more than likely interpolated anyway. Poo!
Where did this 1.2 megapixel tag come from? Last time I checked, 1152x864 is just under 1 million.
I can see that this keypad would be very easy to use if you hold your phone in your right hand and push the buttons with your thumb like I usually do. If you're left handed though I would think this would be almost impossible to use without some ambidextrous action. Does anyone have any firsthand (or lefthand) experience with a keypad like this?
I want to download msn on my phone so i could check my e-mails but when i do so, i was asked what my network is. I dont know what this means and what the 7610 network is. can anyone please tell me?
you are all some fuckers who don't have money to buy this phone, and you comment... the phone is very good, is to good.