It’s difficult to imagine something that can challenge with the new BlackBerry Bold mobile phone, especially after its bombastic advertising, but it seems that rivals – phone numbers, based on the platform of Windows – continue to appear, at least take for example Motorola Q 9h, showed a few weeks ago that BlackBerry is not the limit.The main highlight of BlackBerry is its keyboard. That is why the new SPV-E610 from Orange, of Amoi production, China, has a head start.
SPV-E610 angled diagonal keys are unusual and not very comfortable, like at Samsung i620, but, surprisingly, they make pretty easy typing, typing an email or text message, as well as working with applications, such as a calendar.
In fact, there aren’t any useful buttons. Screen buttons are not so easy to use because of their very small size. Scroll wheel is simply wonderful, but the on / off, Windows Media Player and the camera buttons are too small.
It was a wise decision to give SPV-E610 a rectangle form. Its dimensions are 115 x 62 x 13mm and weight – 125g, but with angular contours, it seems to be more.
Unfortunately, the phone does not support HSDPA, but only has EDGE and GPRS, and Bluetooth – only 1.2, not 2.0. There is no WiFi. There is only a 2 mega pixel camera with flash, and 128MB of memory plus the possibility of expansion through microSD slot.
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