Motorola C651

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Motorola C651

Overview of the Motorola C651

Features of the Motorola C651:

• Alert types : MP3 & Polyphonic (24 channels) ringtones
  
• Games : Preloaded & downloadable games & applications
  
• Integrated digital camera with 4x digital zoom
  
• Polyphonic Speaker : 22 KHz
  
• MOTOMIXER™ (Remixable MIDI ringer software)
  
• Video Playback : MPEG 4
  
• Downloadable Themes (Ringtones, Wallpaper & Screensavers)
  
• In-built Hands-free Speaker Phone
  
• Picture caller ID
  
• Messaging Features
  
• MMS (Picture / photo + text + sound)
  
• EMS 5.0
  
• Instant Messaging Support : Wireless Village
  
• Bands : Tri-band GSM 900/1800/1900 MHz
  
• Talktime : up to 305 minutes
  
• Standby Time : up to 175 hours
  
• Connectivity : Mini USB
  
• WAP : 2.0 / MIB 2.2
  
• GPRS : Class 10
  
• Technical Specifications
  
• Form Factor - Candy Bar : Finish : IML housings, High gloss wrap around lens
  
• Volume : 71 cc
  
• Weight : 91.5 g
  
• Dimensions : 102.5 x 44 x 19.6 mm
  
• Display Type : 65k CSTN colour display
  
• Integrated Antenna
  
• Internal Memory : 1.7 MB

  Motorola C651 reviews

  Average rating from 3 reviews:
  
  Reviewed by elvs santia from philippines on 21st Jul 2006
  can motorola c651 developed a picture?and can upload more memory to this phone?
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  Reviewed by from New Zealand on 14th Mar 2006
  I have had my cell for about 7months now and can't seems to send pics to emails?...have been to vodafone, dicksmiths, and even rung motorola but keep getting the run around can anyone help please?
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Reviewed by Alan from England on 18th Feb 2006
I purchased this camera-phone in a Christmas sale for £20 which makes it a real bargain as long as you don't expect too much from its basic CMOS sensor. The camera takes fairly reasonable pics at standard VGA (640 x 480) provided it's not used in either bright sunlight (where it tends to over-expose the image) or in very low lighting conditions as there is no flash. It's surprisingly good when used under normal indoor lighting conditions. The pics can be downloaded easliy to a PC via USB but you have to buy the special cable and Motorola Tools software separately. This is not easy to get hold of and I ended up buying off eBay. With a little tidying-up using a very basic photo-editing package the pics generally come out okay but don't try and print them out as the resolution is too low. They are strictly for viewing on a monitor! Battery life is very good but it's a real struggle to get the rear cover off the phone without running the risk of damaging the casing. So using a spare battery is not easy and not worth the hassle as any damage caused to the casing will probably invalidate the guarantee. You just have to be careful about not letting the battery run down too low and then finding that you can't use the phone. The reception and transmission are good and so far I have not experienced any problems when making or receiving calls. The phone is compact and light but the small keypad is not suited to people with porky fingers! The screen is okay, if a little small, but the resoultion is good and you can see things quite clearly. The screen is also used as an image viewer when the camera is activated and works well in that respect unless you are operating in bright sunlight. This tends to obscure the image but that is a problem common to most LCD screens so it's not a criticism specific to this phone only. All in all a good basic camera phone and I am pleased with it. The normal price is £40 and even that is not a bad deal. Alan
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