Hirdetés
Exterior
The design is no big hit, it somehow reminded me of Sony Ericsson V640i in some places, but maybe just because of the colors. Xenium 9@9k is a bit narrower and chubbier than an average phone, but it’s good to keep in the hand, although it gives the impression of a cheap phone.
Everything’s made of plastic, if we keep pressing it hard then we can hear some cracks, but nothing’s hanging or bends on it, it’s a good phone for this amount of money. The key layout is simple, logical, the round navigation button can be used easily too. There is a bronze-colored stripe running along the side of the phone and it forms a small loop in the top right corner – this is for the neckband. On the left there are the volume control keys, while a bit below there is the microSD slot. On the right there is another cover protecting the standard miniUSB connector.
The stereo headset (included in the package) has to be plugged here too, and although there is no data cable included, but I think that every second household has at least one USB-miniUSB cable if that household has ever owned a digital camera, a Motorola phone or maybe a high-quality MP3 player.
The back is a simple, puritan piece of plastic, there is a hole on it for the camera and a gap for the speaker. The display has a resolution of only 128 x 160 pixels, but it’s fortunately a TFT.
A cikk még nem ért véget, kérlek, lapozz!
