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Chris Ward - England UK - 9/10 - processed at Tue Aug 19 15:31:33 BST 2003

The Nokia 7250 camera phone really is a head turner. My friend as just upgraded from the Nokia 7210 with a detachable camera headset and because the 7250 has the camera integrated he showed me that he no longer has to carry around that annoying headset. The Nokia 7250 is much lighter than it actually looks, has a really nice layout for texting and comes complete with a music centre, which you can turn into a standalone stereo!! The nice exterior of the 7250 has a slim design and a great range of changeable covers, to suit your style. I've heard that the 7250 has more than enough memory and java support. The screen is high resolution and gives off a great signal, so it comes to show you that little mobiles can pack a lot of great things, but it maybe this only works with mobiles, joke!!! In technical words the 128 by 128 pixel on a square 1.06 inch screen for a mobile set should be considered high resolution. The background light is very bright. Only in the direct sunlight, the screen could look a bit dim. At night, the brightness is such that you wish you had a sunglasses on. 4096 colours should be enough for an inch square screen. I've heard that they are bringing out a Nokia 7250i with an upgraded camera to bring it in line with the likes of the Panasonic GD87, Samsung V200 and Sharp GX10i. The cameras shutter speed, as compared to a manual camera, is relatively slow. This captures motion and pictures, yet are blurred even when the hand is moved slightly at the time of click. Forget taking moving objects unless you have good skill of centering the object to be captured fixed, relative to camera. The 'click' sound and actual internal click are not synchronized. First you hear camera 'click' sound and around 500 msec later, the actual picture is taken. There are three image modes - Basic, Normal and High. At high resolution, pictures are from 15 to 25 kilobytes. And there are two modes - Standard Photo and Portrait Photo. Standard Photo takes at 352 x 288 resolution. Considering worst case image size with High resolution Standard Photo, around 200 pictures fit in 5 MB memory. This is lot of pictures. Practically, people won't have this number of entries in their phone book. So, don't you think Nokia missed one thing. Last of all don't forget that this phone comes equipped with WAP, so you may surf the web on this phone. I have rated this mobile phone at a nine because of the camera problems, but if they were sorted out it would be a 10/10 phone.

luke fowler - west midlands UK - 9/10 - processed at Fri Jul 18 10:19:27 BST 2003

Nokia 7250 has many features of its predecessor - Nokia 7210, but it is the first phone of this class, which has a built-in camera. Many consider it to be a copy of Nokia 7210, but it is not so. Nokia 7250 has small dimensions (105 x 44 x 19 mm) and weighs 92 grams. It is the largest phone, which is based on platform 40, except Nokia 5100. If to say about colors, the handset is made in pale colors. It is not as bright as Nokia 7210. Phone's silhouette is underlined by black lines, which are drawn on both sides of the handset. Several standard colors of the phone are available, besides, one can purchase interchangeable colors, which can be easily changed. One more time designers changed keys spacing of the phone. Nokia 7250 has an absolutely new shape of keypad, which is very ergonomic. It is one of the most convenient keypads that Nokia has. All alphanumerical keys are made of plastic and they are very pleasant to touch. Navigation key and soft-key are also very comfortable. At first sight it seemed that 4-directional navigation key, which had three united directions, was not very comfortable. the screen shows up to 4096 colors and has a resolution of 128and#1093;128 pixels. In most menus 5 text lines and 1 service line are displayed. When you create messages, due to scaling, you can see up to 8 lines and 2 service lines on the screen. The screen, which is used in Nokia 7250 is typical for the platform 40 (Nokia 6610/7210/6100). The reason is new pre-default settings of brightness and sharpness. For example, originally this screen has a high brightness and contrast, what improves picture quality and makes it more vivid. If you view settings of brightness, you can see that standard value is rather high, but there is a possibility to increase it, though in most case it won't be demanded. A wide diapason in response to this parameter is an advantage of this model. Pop-port slot is located on the bottom of the phone, on the upper part of the handset you can see a power on/off key and IrDa-port. A double volume key is situated on the left hand side of the phone, it is similar to that one, which was in Nokia 7210. As for me, this key is rather tight. The main enhancement of the model is a lens placed on the rear part of the phone. The lens is covered with transparent plastic, which, unfortunately, becomes dirty very quickly, when you use the phone. It is possible to clean it from time to time and not be afraid that you damage a lens. Nokia 7250 has a typical menu structure for the phones from Nokia. Icons of the main menu were changed; they became more interesting in the new model. A shortcut number navigation is available. To turn on the camera press scroll-up button in the stand-by mode. A standard camera mode is activated by default. But you can also switch to a portrait mode (80and#1093;96 pixels). The differences of these modes is the following: in the standard mode you receive a full-screen picture, and in the second mode it is reduced across. Quality of the picture depends only on general settings. Totally three images qualities are available in the phone: base, standard and high (the resolution is 352and#1093;288 pixels). Photos of the high quality occupy about 15-21 Kb of memory, but in reality quality of these pictures is far from ideal. I can say once again that integrated digital cameras are aimed only to view taken pictures on the phones screens, which have a low resolution. Such photos look not very attractive on PCs. So, photos taken by the camera, which is built-in Nokia 7250, can be viewed only on the phone. The phone has a memory pool of 4 Mb. It can be shared between many applications, so, theoretically, you can save up to 180 photos of high quality and 400 photos of standard quality. It's not difficult to count that you can also store more than 400 images of base quality. Memory pool of this phone is compared only to Nokia 6800. Standard delivery kit includes also Nokia data Suite, which allows to send shots to PC. Reception quality and volume of the loudspeaker are comparable to Nokia 7210. Sound is vivid, volume sometimes is more than sufficient. There is a handsfree mode in the phone; in this case volume of the loudspeaker is average. You can use it only in quiet places. Nokia 7250 has 4-tones polyphonic ringing tones and supports 43 instruments. It is similar to Nokia 3510. The volume of the ringer is also average, it can be not always heard.

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