Nokia 6500 Classic: a Classy Touch

By: Jack Daniel

The Nokia 6500 Classic handset coming in a smooth a stylish casing is admired by the useRs for its stunning features and attractive looks. The phone, with a black colored casing and a sophisticated brushed aluminium finish, is a slim handset with a weight of only 94 grams. The scratch resistant screen prevents the handset from getting unnecessary scratches. The tactile keypad is easy to use & has smooth keys which are enhanced for ease of use. The mobile phone comes with a user guide, micro USB cable for data transfer purposes, battery, charger and a stereo headset. The battery will provide the user with approximately 3.5 hours of talktime or 216 hours of standby battery time.

The Classic handset has built-in 3G technology that provides the user with a high speed broadband connection alongwith fast data transfers, multitasking capabilities and video streaming.

The Bluetooth® connectivity supports the user to use a wireless connection between the new 3G phone and any Bluetooth® compatible personal computer, laptop, mobile phone, PDA, printer or headset. The Nokia 6500 comes with one GB of built-in memory which is ideal for storing all the photos, videos, music and messages.

The Nokia 6500 Classic mobile phone has a 2 megapixel camera feature situated on the reverse of the handset that provides a perfect photographic experience. The flash technology helps the user in capturing images in darker and duller environments. The handset has a built-in music player that supports all popular music formats. This mobile phone from Nokia permits the user to download all the favourite music and enjoy it according to his convinience. The mobile phone also has email facility that brings him closer to family and friends and allows him to stay in touch. The user can also send and receive audio messages on the mobile phone. Further, the MMS service allows the user to create a message complete with text and sound with either a photo or video recording.

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