Nokia 6210 Navigator Mobile Phone
October 7, 2008
Nokia 6210 Navigator GPS Mobile Phone succeeds Nokia 6110 Navigator Mobile Phone that was launched in the UK market in Sep 2007. This phone too definitely appears in the limelight as one among Nokia’s few Windows Mobile smartphones that are fortified by integrated GPS receivers. This phone that has been introduced in the UK market very recently, however would have to fight its heart out with its myriad contenders that too come with on-board navigation. To stand and survive this tough competition, Nokia has enhanced its newborn with galaxy of technological advancements like its own Maps 2.0, a 3.2MP camera and a larger 2.4 inches diagonal sized LCD display.
This slider mobile phone is quiet a treat for the eyes with its exceptionally slim design and judiciously selected shades. Data transfer is defined by this phone flaunting an elite team work constituting of a 3.6 Mbps fast HSDPA, WCDMA DL and GPRS apart from the AGPS reception. Short distance data transfer here, refers to a Bluetooth 2.0 interface and a microUSB interface. Internet browsing in this mobile phone is realised by a couple of smart web browsers, namely OSS and XHTML. Finally, messaging is also brought to convenience levels here through Push-email, instant messaging and Audio Messaging Service apart from the conventional MMS and SMS. Memory part of this model is more than explained by an on-board memory of 128MB and an expansion slot that suits a microSD card more than anything else.
Nokia 6210 Navigator Multimedia Mobile Phone comes with a 3.2MP camera that proudly exhibits built-in panoramic feature and 4 x digital zoom apart from an integrated LED flash. Video recording as well as playback is facilitated here and the MPEG-4 media player that adorns it upholds video and photo editing. The built-in music player of this mobile phone that plays anything from MP3 to AAC or WMA files is elegantly complimented by mono speakers. An FM strereo radio is also included in this package.
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