Motorola V600

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The V600 is one of Motorola's high tier phone models. It combines the reliability of the popular V60 series and the features (such as J2ME and a color screen) of the T720 series, and also adds many new features, such as Bluetooth and an integrated camera.

The V600 is very important to international travellers because quite often they already have a RIM BlackBerry to do their email, but until the release of the 7290 model, they had only worked on either the 900 MHz or 1800 MHz GSM frequencies. In order to get reception in every country that has GSM, the V600 operates on the GSM/GPRS 850/900/1800/1900 bands (In comparison, the GSM version of the T720 for North America only operates on the 850/1900 bands). The phone was carried in the U.S. by T-Mobile USA (the T-Mobile version had the 850 MHz band removed, but can be re-enabled via a software update or seem-editing), AT&T Wireless and Cingular.

The V600 was so successful that Motorola released many new V series phones, including the Motorola V180, V220, V400, V500, V505, V550, as well as custom models for carriers. Most of these phones are quad-band as well.

The successor of the V600 is the V620, followed by the V635. New features include video recording and menu themes, including an Aston Martin theme.

[edit] Specifications

  • Dimensions: 3.5 x 1.87 x 0.83 in (89 x 47 x 21 mm)
  • Weight: 4.4 oz (125 g)
  • Battery Life: Up to 210-450 minutes (talk time) or 135-240 hours (standby mode)
  • Technology: 850/1900 GSM/GPRS (North America) 900/1800 GSM/GPRS (International)

[edit] Features

  • Built-in Camera - Features 4x digital zoom. You can set the pictures from the camera as a background on the phone.
  • Video Player - features streaming video and auto repeat
  • External display - clock, caller ID, etc.
  • Alarm Clock
  • Auto Answer
  • Data Volume - indicates the kilobyte count of previous data sessions
  • Handsfree Speaker (on the back of the phone),used as a loud speaker.
  • Phone Book - 1000 entries on phone (up to 250 on SIM card)
  • Predictive Text Entry
  • Voice Recorder - up to one minute
  • Voice Command dialing
  • Vibrating call alert
  • Ring tones - 4 MP3, 21 embedded MIDI tones
  • MotoMixer - edit and save MIDI-based sound files
  • Video Clip playback with sound - 10 seconds
  • Java-supported Games - Downloadable & Pre-installed: Stuntman, Bejeweled, and Prince of Persia demo (on AT&T Wireless)
  • MMS Messaging (Picture/photo + text + sound)
  • SMS (Text) messaging
  • Instant Messaging - Wireless Village 1.1 embedded clinet (supports AOL, MSN, or ICQ)
  • Email - STMP, POP3, IMAP4
  • USB compatible (cable not included)
  • TTY Compatible
  • PC Synchronization (software and accessories not included)
  • Phone Themes - Wallpaper, Screensaver, Ring tone
  • Ringer IDs - you can select a different ring tone to be played depending on the person/calling group that is calling you.
  • Bluetooth connectivity

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Motorola phones
A Series A760 (2003), A780, A830 (2002), A925, A1000 (2004), A1200 (2006)
E Series E365 (2003), E398, E680, E770, E815, E1000 (2004)
i Series i710, i860, i870 (2005), i920/i930
MPx Series MPx200 (2003), MPx220, MpX
T Series T720
V Series V60i, V120c (2002), V180, V220 (2004), V360 (2005), V400 (2003), V551 (2004), V557 (2005), V600, V620, V635, V710, V980 (2004)
Four-Letter Series KRZR (2006), MAXX (2007), MING (2006), PEBL (2006), RAZR (2004), RIZR (2006), ROKR E1 (2005), ROKR E2 (2006), ROKR E6 (2006), SLVR (2005), SCPL (2006)
Others DynaTAC (1983), International 3200 (1994), StarTac (1996), MOTOFONE (2006), Q (2006)
(see also List of Motorola products#Mobile telephones and Motorola phones) Edit
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