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Would everyone write their mobile phone in here (providing you have one)... I can't remember the exact figures, but it's predicted most phones will have a camera in the year 2010 and most people will have a 3G mobile in 2015. Anyway, my birthday is next sunday , i will own a Nokia 6630...you?
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I have Nokia 7600
Chr1s wrote:
> I agree that it is nice to have them and everything, but that doesn't
> change the fact that the cameras on phones are largely crap.
>
> I have to turn the video up to maximum quality on my phone to make it
> just about watchable, and then of course it eats the memory like the
> pig bast of a phone that it is.
Mine has a two megapixel camera.
The still shots are fantastic (You can zoom in quite far and it'll still be crystal clear).
The video is largely rubbish though, but it's still bearable.
As for memory, I shoved a 256MB memory card in it, but that was so I could put MP3s on it.
> I agree that it is nice to have them and everything, but that doesn't
> change the fact that the cameras on phones are largely crap.
>
> I have to turn the video up to maximum quality on my phone to make it
> just about watchable, and then of course it eats the memory like the
> pig bast of a phone that it is.
Mine has a two megapixel camera.
The still shots are fantastic (You can zoom in quite far and it'll still be crystal clear).
The video is largely rubbish though, but it's still bearable.
As for memory, I shoved a 256MB memory card in it, but that was so I could put MP3s on it.
i've got a samsung e315. she'll do. takes nice pics anyways. i beginning to think that one day soon enough, cell phones will be like those disposable cameras. that'll be cool. it'll be similar to a pay phone, but well..sterile. heh. you can pick up a phone at your nearest kiosk and toss it when your done, recycle it for a few coins, or put more minutes on it and keep it in your glove box! yay! i'm so clever..
Oriental Rib wrote:
> I have a Nokia 3210. The best nokia ever made....no really.
This is what I have except it has an 'e' after the number for 'excellent'.
> I have a Nokia 3210. The best nokia ever made....no really.
This is what I have except it has an 'e' after the number for 'excellent'.
The Sony Ericsson K750i is my weapon of choice, 2.0 megapixel camera, video, MP3, god know what else is on there, came free with a bluetooth dongal (bluetooth for your computer), the best case available (I know this as I sell them) and a 256MB pro duo card.
I own a Motorola V620. Is fairly new and plays MP3's, takes pictures, movies etc.
Can't say I'm all that satisfied with it though despite all of the above. It's my first flip phone and the spring on it doesn't open as rigidly as it used to.
Can't say I'm all that satisfied with it though despite all of the above. It's my first flip phone and the spring on it doesn't open as rigidly as it used to.
I agree that it is nice to have them and everything, but that doesn't change the fact that the cameras on phones are largely crap.
I have to turn the video up to maximum quality on my phone to make it just about watchable, and then of course it eats the memory like the pig bast of a phone that it is.
I have to turn the video up to maximum quality on my phone to make it just about watchable, and then of course it eats the memory like the pig bast of a phone that it is.
Azul luvs u wrote:
> If I want video I'll buy a camcorder or a digital camera.
> If I want photos I'll buy a camera.
But neither of those makes phone calls.
"But oh, mobile phones don't need to have all this camera malarky"
You're right, but it's still better to have them rather than not to have them.
I mean, my dads camcorder takes photos, but that's not what camcorders are supposed to do, it's an added extra, like on telephones.
Can you imagine sending a picture you've just taken to someone halfway across the world within seconds with a regular camera?
Or how about videoing something which you don't see ever day (can't think of an example because I don't see things which you don't see every day all that often).
Not many people carry a camera or a camcorder around with them, but it's more than likely that someone with a mobile phone carries it around with them, so they'll be more likely to catch these things.
There's the cost of them, but once you have it, you don't need to worry about it.
> If I want video I'll buy a camcorder or a digital camera.
> If I want photos I'll buy a camera.
But neither of those makes phone calls.
"But oh, mobile phones don't need to have all this camera malarky"
You're right, but it's still better to have them rather than not to have them.
I mean, my dads camcorder takes photos, but that's not what camcorders are supposed to do, it's an added extra, like on telephones.
Can you imagine sending a picture you've just taken to someone halfway across the world within seconds with a regular camera?
Or how about videoing something which you don't see ever day (can't think of an example because I don't see things which you don't see every day all that often).
Not many people carry a camera or a camcorder around with them, but it's more than likely that someone with a mobile phone carries it around with them, so they'll be more likely to catch these things.
There's the cost of them, but once you have it, you don't need to worry about it.
Sony Ericsson K608i...and very nice it is too. A freebie from a supplier who was overly keen to supply us with mobile phones.
3310. Best ever. I could buy a new one, but theres no point. Only thing I don't like about 3310 is small inbox capacity. That's it.
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