Introduction
Make it clear immediately at the beginning: the F700 is not an opponent of the iPhone. For that, there is the Meizu M8, if it will be available, it’s worth being reviewed in this aspect too. First, the F700 is not a smartphone (officially the iPhone isn’t too, mainly because of the unextendable operating system, but it’s only a question of time, on the other hand, the F700 has buttons, the slidable front hides a lot of buttons. Nonetheless, it will be compared to the Apple’s mobile in some aspects.
The touchscreen doesn’t make a splash. Shall I mention an old phone with that? The old Ericsson R380. Well, iPhone-killer? No way. The similarity in the F700 and the Apple stuff is that both want to have a full-scale touch control without a stylus, but – foretelling a bit – the Samsung has much to learn in this field. Yes, from the iPhone, because in the aspect of GUI (graphical user interface), the Croix revered by the Korean company is so far away from the multitouch.
Even with this – or without - the F700 is an interesting attemption, has a lot of novelty anyway. Since the official announce we’ve gotten to know that the Vodafone has gotten the distribution rights so it’s not surprising that is has marks somewhere, but everything will be mentioned in time. We were in a lucky situation again because I got two F700 at the same time, basically needlessly, because I used only one of them, but they look good on the photos besides each other.
If you want to find a opponent of the F700 anyway, than the LG Prada, or the Viewty can be taken into consideration. We have tested the previous one, the latter one was only promised by the local agency of the manufacturer (how surprising, neither the Prada arrived from them), but hopefully we can review that too soon.
A cikk még nem ért véget, kérlek, lapozz!
