Introduction, packaging
There are cell phones that appear so suddenly from the shroud of anonymity that you just cannot compare that to anything. Please put up your hand if you have ever heard of Nokia 6650! No, I’m not talking about the base model that appeared in 2003, which by the way was one of the first 3G phones. No, I’m talking about the new one!
I think I would only see the hands of those who have been browsing T-Mobile price lists lately, as since the handset exists, it’s distributed only by the magenta operator, so it’s a so-called exclusive handset, we’ve already seen such things from them. Hence the somewhat eerie model numbering, as based on it we just couldn’t decide what kind of segment it is part of. The closest one is of course its brother, 6555, but they are relatives only based on this code, as the subject of our current review is a Symbian S60 smartphone, while the sailplane is based on the Series 40 platform. There are very few clamshell smartphones made by the Finnish manufacturer, in the last year and a half we practically had only the multimedia frying pan (N76) and the rather pleasant 6290. We could say that 6650 is the elegant, metallic successor of this latter one, which sounds really good.
The phone, supplied by T-Mobile Hungary, came in a surprisingly small, thin box, which had a charger, a data cable, a HS-47 stereo headset and a 1 GB microSD memory card besides the phone, the latter had Nokia Maps 2.0 and the appropriate maps on it.
A cikk még nem ért véget, kérlek, lapozz!
