Hirdetés
Multimedia, GPS
There is only one camera on the handset (so we can’t make video calls), but that has a resolution of 3 megapixels, it has autofocus and it has a LED flash to help it out in poor lighting conditions. Exposure, unfortunately, is very slow, pictures get blurred easily, which is also due to the fact that we don’t have to keep the phone landscape, and this is rather uncomfortable. Image quality, however, makes up for this, as the images have nice, bright colors, image noise is reduced, there is no trace of filtering, the dynamics range is rather high (you can’t see the clouds on the test pictures because there wasn’t any). There is no problem with macro photos either, only that the chance of blurring is even higher in this case, it took at least eight times to take the test picture you can see below, and it’s still not perfect.
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The highest available resolution for pictures is 2048 x 1536 and 320 x 240 pixels for videos. There aren’t many settings, we can set white balance, JPEG compression, there is a self-timer, image sequencing (at 1.3 megapixel resolution) and that’s it.
In musical terms the handset isn’t very powerful, due to the lack of a standard jack output. The included headset has to be plugged in the miniUSB port. It is a really “plastic” thing, but it still has a rather good sound quality. In handsfree it’s still okay, there is no distortion even at a high volume. The player we have is Media Player, which is still quite weak in functions, but we can get things better by installing a third party software.
The GPS is an NMEA 0183, I had no problems with it, it established connection quickly and it was stable. I tried navigation with iGO 8, but that unfortunately didn’t work, due to the landscape screen.
A cikk még nem ért véget, kérlek, lapozz!
