Archive for the ‘Cell Phones’ Category

We live in the western-most part of North Carolina. Back in the "sticks" as they say. Once we leave the main highways, our reception is extremely limited. Most of the time, it is non-existant. It is time to update our Cell Phones and we were hoping to obtain hand sets that would be usable in our home.

i have an lg 8300 and it works everywhere I go. when you purchase a phone you have 15 days to try it. before you get "the one" try out the ones you like take ‘em home and see which one works for you if the first one does not work take it back get another just pay the difference.

Nokia 6280 Cell Phone
Slide open the Nokia 6280 phone to unleash the multimedia and imaging power hidden beneath its sleek and modern cover.

See how your friends and loved ones are doing with the Nokia 6280 phone. With two Digital Cameras and the high-resolution color display you can conduct face-to-face video calls on the go.

Capture, show, and share pictures and video – all in landscape mode with a 262,144-color display, 2-megapixel camera, 8x digital zoom, and integrated flash.

The Nokia 6280 phone also has video sharing capability, so you can share and view video clips in the middle of a call. Send and receive emails and view attached files on the high-resolution, 262,144-color display.

When you need to get files from one device to another, the Nokia 6280 phone gives you true versatility with Bluetooth technology, infrared, Pop-Port, USB (supporting plug-and-play), and GPRS/EDGE networks.

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Nokia 8801 Cell Phone
Drawing upon modern watchmaking and jewelry techniques, Nokia has unveiled a truly inspired mobile phone for today’s connoisseurs of quality and taste. Encased in a slim stainless steel body, the Nokia 8801 subtly glides open to reveal a number of distinctive details, each meticulously considered and researched to complement the prestige and quality of the device. To heighten the experience, the Nokia 8801 features exclusive audio accompaniment, including all ring tones and alerts, by award-winning composer Ryuichi Sakamoto. This attention to detail continues Nokia’s heritage of premium mobile phones that have set the industry standard for elegance and performance.

With a Zen-like goal to balance form and functionality, the guiding principle of Nokia’s designers and engineers was to create a truly modern mobile phone, the epitome of style and elegance, which would be a pleasure to use and a delight to behold. The organic flowing lines and dynamic surfaces perfectly complement the stainless steel and resin materials – steel for its tensile strength and durability, and resin for its organic properties. The result is an elegant, ‘human’ design, comprised of materials destined to age with grace.

Finding inspiration in non-traditional sources, Nokia designers employed modern watch-making techniques, such as the use of metal injection molding on the function keys. A specially reinforced glass used in luxury timepieces provides added toughness and scratch-resistance to the front display, and even the Nokia marque has been chemically etched on the back plate using a process typically used by watchmakers.

The ‘pop-up’ mechanism of the Nokia 8801 is another study in functional design. Using a bi-stable spring mechanism and stainless steel ball bearings, like those used in high-performance automobiles, the keypad of the Nokia 8801 gracefully glides from its protective casing, revealing a hidden camera on the back.

The aural accompaniment of the Nokia 8801 is equally inspired. Award-winning composer and musician Ryuichi Sakamoto was commissioned to compose the ringtones and alerts. Throughout his distinguished career, Sakamoto has crossed musical and technological boundaries, experimenting with different musical styles and making a name for himself in popular, orchestral and film Music.

Inspired by its modern lines and organic curves, Sakamoto has produced a musical accompaniment for the Nokia 8801 that captures an essence and emotion that touches both heart and mind. His creation draws on his vision of the Nokia 8801 user – a world citizen constantly on the move, making an impression in a grayscale world and through great cities such as New York, Paris, Sydney and Shanghai.

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