Phone Collection

Nokia N97(20 GB HDD)

The first is a 3-inch, arguably QVGA (240x320) display.

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  20 GB hard drive for pure multimedia pwnage
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  5 mp digital camera with flash, 2.4x optical zoom (Carl-Zeiss, no doubt) and 20x digital zoom
  video recording at 15 fps.
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  FM radio tuner and–not that you’d need it, but–a miniSD memory card slot.
  

MOTOROKR E6

The ROKR E6 is a dual-band GSM (900/1800) and GPRS phone with a 2.4-inch, 256k-color QVGA (240x320) touch-screen and a stylus interface, instead of the standard numeric keypad in the candy bar form factor of the earlier ROKR.

The phone runs Linux and dumps iTunes, favoring RealPlayer, and can play back MP3, WMA, MPEG-4, AAC, RealAudio, WAV, video and photos.

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  Finally, Motorola has added an FM radio in the phone, so the Indian audience won't be left complaining!
  
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  Also, the ROKR has a convenient 3.5mm stereo jack so you can use your own headphones without being restricted to the ones provided with the handset.
  
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  There's also a 2-megapixel digital camera with business-card and barcode recognition, a Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint document and PDF viewer.
  
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  The device has only 8mb of phone memory, but takes in SD memory cards going up to 2GB.

i-mate SPL

Phones have been getting slim and stylish and phones have been getting smart, but there aren’t too many smartphones out there that are really slim and stylish.

• It’s slim, and around 12mm, it may be one of the slimmest Windows Mobile smartphones out there, behind the Motorola Q.



• The keypad on the SPL is also very SLVR-like with a similar look, including the blue blacklight.



• The device feels a little heavy at around 106gm.