Released in late 2009, the Nokia X6 has proven to be a popular handset. This comes as no surprise, given its impressive specifications and unique styling. Looking at the spec list, it is safe to say that this stylish handset is aimed primarily at music fans with features such as a versatile media player and 32 GB of internal storage.
The X6 is equipped with an impressive digital camera as standard. This boasts 5 mega pixels and operates at a pixel resolution of 2592x1944 pixels, so the level of detail and clarity within the images is very impressive. It features Carl Zeiss optics, so users are reassured about the built quality of the camera. A number of image enhancing features simplify the task of taking quality photos, including autofocus, dual LED flash and video light. The camera can of course shoot video as well, and this is in VGA quality at a rate of 30 frames per second.
TFT capacitive touch screen technology provides navigation of the user interface. This measures 3.2 inches and utilises its pixel layout of 360x640 to display up to 16M colours so display of on screen content is of the highest quality. An accelerometer sensor is built in, providing the means to view the screen in both portrait and landscape, dependant on the orientation of the phone.
Standard vibration and ringing are the main alert types on offer; however users have the option to utilise P3 music files as ringtones and to download polyphonic ringtones. In order to speak hands free, both a speakerphone system and a standard 3.5mm audio jack are provided.
The dimensions of the X6 are 111x51x13.8mm, and it only weighs 122 grams. Its light weight and slimline profile make the Nokia X6 a pocket friendly handset and a pleasure to hole and use on the go. Its appearance is simple and uncluttered, with the front dominated by the screen with three touch sensitive buttons beneath the screen.
Class 32 versions of EDGE & GPRS are provided to keep the Nokia X6 connected to cellular networks in all but the most remote areas. In areas covered by 3G, HSPDA connection provides access to the internet at speeds of up to 3.6 mega bytes per second. In areas where there is a nearby wireless internet router, Wi-Fi utilises the signals to provide a faster internet connection at broadband speed, therefore providing an enhanced web browsing experience.
The internal phonebook can store a practically unlimited number of entries and includes the popular photocall feature. This allows a photo to be assigned to each contact and this is then displayed on the screen whenever that person calls. A whopping 32 GB of internal storage is provided as standard, allowing an entire music collection, for example, to be stored within the phone. With this much internal storage, there is simply no need for upgradable storage such as a micro SD slot.
Its unique and appealing design offers instant appeal to the Nokia X6, whilst its specifications are sure to please tech-savvy users.
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