September 17, 2004
Panasonic X300
The Panasonic X300 is a unique little camera phone in that it comes with a pop-up screen that makes shooting digital photos and video a little easier.
UK Readers buy the Panasonic X300 here
'Panasonic have introduced the X300 mobile phone to the European market. Designed with a one-push pop-up screen, the tri-band phone also features a 65K colour screen, video record and playback capability, polyphonic ring tones, Multimedia Messaging (MMS) and built-in camera.
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infoSync World reviews the Panasonic X300 and writes - The Panasonic X300 is an odd little phone. It's compact, measuring 92 x 49 x 21 mm, and weighs 87 g, which is fairly standard. Yet in the hand it feels squat, rather like a fat bar of soap. Its 128 x 128, 16-bit CSTN screen is small; lighting is uneven and we found the display of generally poor quality. But that's not the worst of it: the screen is dwarfed by its bezel, which is so large that it crams the keypad into the bottom section of the front face.
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Posted by Darren at September 17, 2004 03:13 PM
