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Samsung U800 Vs Nokia 6300: the High Mega Pixels War

The mobile phones are not only communication devices these days as they have been an integral part of our personality and daily routine. Not many of us one can live a smooth life these days without a mobile phone in the present era.

Today, we are going to discuss the features of two latest mobile phones, the Samsung U800Vs Nokia 6300. Both of these handsets come from manufacturers, which are hailed as the major players in the mobile phone industry in the present times. Firstly, we will talk about the Samsung U800 handset.

The Samsung U800 is a sleek and fashionable handset which comes with numerous attractive features. The mobile phone weighs just 90.4 grams with slim dimensions of 111 x 46 x 9.9 mm that allow you to easily carry it in your hands. It comes with a vibrant 2.0 inches TFT screen display with shades of 16 million internal colours and provides a resolution of 240 x 320 pixels. The wide screen allows the users in watching video clips and playing games easily.

The phone comes with 1 GB of internal memory and its external memory can be expanded with a microSD (TransFlash) card, up to 8 GB in size. The users can store thousands of songs and images in its massive internal memory. The Samsung U800 has many connectivity options like GPRS and EDGE technologies which allow the users to browse the internet at a High Speed. The users can access the internet at any time and from anywhere with the support of WAP 2.0/xHTML and HTML enabled browser. It is a 3G enabled mobile phone which allows you to create face-to-face video calls around the world without hassles. It has a USB v2.0 port and comes with Bluetooth v2.0 with A2DP technology that offer the user to share songs, videos and images at a high speed with other compatible devices. The Samsung U800 comes with a 3.2 mega pixels camera with LED flash feature that allows you to capture sharp and crystal quality images even during the night times. The media player of the phone supports all types of popular formats such as MP3/AAC/eACC+/WMA files. It also has FM radio with RDS technology that offers you to get complete information about the songs, albums and radio stations which are you listening to it on that time.

Now, we will be discussing about the features of the Nokia 6300 handset.

The Nokia 6300 is a very attractive and slim design handset which comes with 2G network technology. It comes with a vibrant 2.0 inches TFT screen which provides a resolution of 240 x 320 pixels with shades of 16 million internal colours. The Nokia 6300 has a 2 mega pixels high quality camera that gives a resolution of 1600 x 1200 pixels, whilst you capturing still images. The phone also facilitate video recording in QCIF mode. The media player of the Nokia 6300 supports various types of audio/video formats such as MP3/MP4/AAC/AAC+/eAAC+.

GPRS and EDGE class 10 technologies allow the user to access internet at a high speed without any hassles with the support of WAP 2.0/xHTML enabled web browser. It also has some other useful functionalities such as FM stereo radio, push to talk, voice memo, voice command, calender and Java MIDP 2.0 that make it an astonishing multimedia widget. The standard battery Li-Ion 860 mAh (BL-4C) gives approximate 348 hours of standby time and long 3 hours and 30 minutes of talktime, respectively. The Nokia 6300 comes in four vibrant colour options of silver, black, red-silver and white-silver. It comes with 7.8 MB of internal memory and its external memory can be expanded via a microSD (TransFlash) card, up to 2 GB in size.

Both of these handsets, the Samsung U800 Vs Nokia 6300, come with great functionalities. It can be easily said that both of these mobile phones are based on futuristic technologies such as the internet browsers, high quality cameras, built-in music players and many more.

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