Whenever people talk about mobile phones, one name that stands out in the discussion is Nokia. Nokia is hailed as the maker of the world’s most quality-rich mobile phones. These widgets are not only performance oriented but also very trendy. Not only that their phones also come at quite reasonable costs, that is the reason why Nokia handsets have always managed to make a mark among the common public. Each of their phones is unique unto itself.
Its two sets i.e. Nokia 6500 Slide and Nokia 6300 are the two widgets in the history of mobile phones that have a huge following. Below is the detailed description of the various features of the two phones mentioned above.
Weight and measurements – Nokia 6500 Slide and 6300 are in a class apart from other ordinary phones when it comes to design, weight and dimensions. The 6500 Slide has the vital stats of 96.5 x 46.5 x 16.4mm while the 6300 has the dimensions of 106.4 x 43.6 x 11.7mm. While the 6500 Slide has a weight of 125 grams, the Nokia 6300 has a weight of only 91 grams. Therefore, these two statistics clearly demonstrate that both widgets are capable of fitting into any pocket of any size.
Visual display – The TFT display of the Nokia 6300 black can support around 16 million colours. It has a resolution of 240 x 320 pixels and is reasonably large at 31 x 41mm which provides better screen viewing. On the other hand, Nokia 6500 Slide again has the TFT display which has a resolution of 240 x 320 pixels. Screen size is also another vital factor worth looking into. It is because it has the size of 2.2 inches. It can also support approximately 16 million colors.
Memory – The 6500 slide black has an internal memory of 20 megabytes. The phone’s memory can also be expanded by using a microSD card and that too up to 8 GB. In addition to providing the photo shoot function, it can also keep the record of 2000 phone number entries. You can also keep the call records of the last 20 dialed calls, 20 received calls and 20 missed calls. On the other hand, the Nokia 6300 can also keep the call logs of the last 20 dialed calls, 20 received calls and 20 missed calls. But it has the built-in memory of 7.8 megabytes which can also be expanded to 2 GB. It also offers photocall function and can store 1000 different phone numbers.
Data – Nokia 6300 comes loaded with GPRS class 10. It also has EDGE class 10 which works at a speed of 236.8 kbps. It also features HSCSD technology. It also comes with built-in Bluetooth and USB port. Nokia 6500 Slide has the Class 11 GPRS which works at a speed of 53.6 kbps. It also features class 10 HSCSD and EDGE technology that again operates at a speed of 236.8 kbps. It also comes loaded with 3G HSDPA network-enabled technology that operates at an astonishing speed of 384 kbps. It also has a built-in Bluetooth and USB port that ensures users better connectivity.
Messenger service – With Nokia 6500 Slide, the user can send and receive text messages, picture messages and emails. Users can also enjoy the instant messaging feature. On the other hand, Nokia 6300 also offers the same functions of sending and receiving text messages, picture messages, emails and even instant messaging.
Camera – The 6500 Slide phone has an integrated 3.15 megapixel camera that can capture photos at a resolution of 2048×1536 pixels. It has Carl Zeiss optics and has autofocus, video (VGA 3gp@15fps) and even flash features. It also has a secondary QCIF video call camera. While the 6300 phone comes with an inbuilt 2 mega pixel camera that again can capture the images at a resolution of 1600×1200 pixels.
Other features – Besides all this, Nokia 6300 has built-in FM stereo radio, MP3 / MP4 / AAC / AAC+ / eAAC+ player and Java MIDP 2.0. On the other hand, Nokia 6500 Slide has the stainless steel casing with FM radio with RDS, built-in MP3 / AAC / AAC+ player and Java MIDP 2.0.
Drums – The battery of the Nokia 6500 Slide has a standby time of around 310 hours, while the battery of the Nokia 6300 has a standby time of up to approximately 348 hours.
In the end, Nokia 6500 Slide and Nokia 6300 are the two best pieces of technology that users will find.