Nokia 9300 Hits Cingular's Site

[Steven2420]

Nokia 9300 Smartphone Features




Service
Cingular
Phone Features
Voice
Integrated handsfree speaker
Conference call capability (up to 5 participants)1
One-touch dialing
Last number redial from dialed calls list
Voice recording
Automatic and manual network selection
Log viewer for communication: calls, email, MMS, and SMS

Display and User Interface
Main Display:
Resolution 640 x 200 pixels
Supports up to 65,536 colors
Adjustable display brightness control
Full keyboard with 8 application shortcut keys
One user-configurable application shortcut key
5-way joystick

Cover Display:
Resolution 128 x 128 pixels
Supports up to 65,536 colors
List menu
5-way navigation key


Messaging
Messaging options - Email with attachments, MMS, SMS, Fax and Instant Messaging1,14

Email:
Access your compatible corporate and private email accounts
View, write and edit documents, spreadsheets and presentations
Support protocols: IMAP4, POP3, APOP, SMTP, MIME, IMAP4-SSL/TLS, POP3-SSL/TLS, SMTP-SSL/TLS, and OMA Data Synchronization1,4

Multimedia Messaging (MMS):
Multimedia Messaging (MMS) with compatible devices: send and receive messages with text, a sound clip, and an image or a video clip to other compatible devices1,14
Multi-slide presentations as MMS with compatible devices1,14
Delivery reports
Multiple recipients

Text Messaging (SMS):
SMS distribution list
Message register
Picture messaging: send graphics with text to other compatible phones

Fax:
Send and receive fax through your GSM number1


Multimedia
Attach portrait images to contacts
Video player: RealVideo, MPEG4, and H.263 formats supported


Connectivity
Mobile Internet browser: HTML 4.01/xHTML, support for WML 1.3. Content1,2,12
Data transfer up to 236.8 kbit/s in EDGE networks1
Data transfer up to 53.6 kbit/s in GPRS networks1,15
HSCSD (High-Speed Circuit-Switched Data)1
Fax Transmission1
Pop-Port™ interface
USB 2.0 connectivity (Nokia Connectivity Cable DKU-2)
Connect wirelessly to a compatible phone or PC via infrared or Bluetooth wireless technology5,22
Install applications with Nokia PC Suite4
OMA DRM Forward Lock for content protection version 1.0
OMA Device management version 1.1.2
OMA Data Synchronization version 1.1.2


Downloadable Applications
Downloadable games and applications via Java™ technology (MIDP 2.0)
Personal profile Java 1.0


Organization
Office applications: Documents, Sheet, and Presentations
Organizer (calendar, contacts, tasks) and email with PC synchronization via Nokia PC Suite software4
Word processor (Documents), spreadsheet viewer and editor (Sheet), presentation viewer and editor (Presentations)
Compatible with the most common features of Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Excel (MS Office 97 or later)
Other applications: calculator, file manager, voice recorder, and music player
Alarm clock
Calculator


Personalization and Fun
Music player supports MP3, MPEG-4 (AAC), Real audio, and MIDI formats
Wallpaper: full-screen color image
Changeable color schemes
Screensaver: digital clock in cover
Customizable and timed profiles
Fixed ringing tones: 40 polyphonic ringing and alert tones
Voice clips can be used as ringing tones


Specifications
Dimensions: 5.2 inches x 2.01 inches x 0.83 inch
Weight: 5.89 oz
80 MB built-in memory for saving contacts, messages, files, images, sounds, and applications
Multimedia Card (MMC) slot with hotswap functionality for additional memory
Symbian 7.0S OS (series 80 platform), Java MIDP 2.0 and Personal profile 1.0

Service
Tri-band EGSM 850/1800/1900 MHz
Power Management
Standard Li-ion Battery 970 mAh
-- Digital Talk Time up to 7 hours*
-- Digital Standby Time up to 8 days*

[Tauro72]

This phone has some great specifications and all.. But I think the form factor is not really all of that.. I am sure it will sell because is a Nokia, but I am sure they could come out with a better design..

[fractured]

Originally Posted by Tauro72

I am sure it will sell because is a Nokia, but I am sure they could come out with a better design..

Perhaps, but one must also remember that it took Cingular forever to release this device, so the design is obviously dated.

[bobolito]

This is a device designed to be used like a laptop, so naturally, when closed the device doesn't look that great. When opened, it looks nice, though. You have to see it in person.

[Steven2420]

Originally Posted by bobolito

This is a device designed to be used like a laptop, so naturally, when closed the device doesn't look that great. When opened, it looks nice, though. You have to see it in person.

Bobo is right again. I went to a Nokia Experience Center and played with it. It is awesome. I would have bought one, however, I live my life in meetings and I need a phone/device that vibrates, which the 9300 does not. The phone is gorgeous though, very fast as well.

[budney]

Originally Posted by Steven2420

Bobo is right again. I went to a Nokia Experience Center and played with it. It is awesome. I would have bought one, however, I live my life in meetings and I need a phone/device that vibrates, which the 9300 does not. The phone is gorgeous though, very fast as well.

I agree with Bobolito too. I havn't seen the 9300 yet, but I got to see one of the first communicators. It was a awesome little device, I was drooling when the sales man was showing it to me.