Nokia 6200 Cell Phone Review
Nokia’s 6200 tri-band phone is the world’s first wireless phone that is compatible with EDGE (Enhanced Data-Rates for GSM Evolution)—a technology that enhances network and service performance to provide faster and more efficient data transfer. EDGE, combined with the Nokia 6200’s GPRS connection, speeds up mobile Internet access on the integrated XHTML browser and offers a fast exchange during mobile messaging using SMS or MMS. Java support lets users download applications or informational tools, such as stock tracking programs or city guides. The Nokia 6200 phone comes with the Java application Converter and the preloaded game Bounce—both of which look amazing on the high-resolution 4,096-color display.
Other fun features on this handset include eight different color schemes, wallpaper templates, a quick-access "Go To" menu, polyphonic ring tones, and a stereo FM radio. The phone book in the Nokia 6200 phone with up multiple numbers and text entries for each contact. Other notable phone features include voice dialing for up to 10 numbers, voice commands for up to five menu items, the capacity for 90 seconds of recorded memos, an integrated speakerphone, and vibrating alert. Standard organizational features on the Nokia 6200 handset include a calendar with a monthly view, a to-do list with priority levels, a calculator with a currency converter, and an alarm clock with snooze. For hearing-impaired customers, the Nokia 6200 even offers TTY/TDD (Telecommunication Device for the Deaf) compatibility with the phone adapter and hearing aid support with the LPS-3 Loopset. The Li-Ion battery is rated for up to 4 hours of digital talk time and 10 days of digital standby time.
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