Advantages: Video camera and calling capability, good compared to other phones available Disadvantages: Very big and bulky, a pain to use, generally not very good
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I have had the Nec e606 for about three months now. I previously had the Motorola a835, which decided to break so I needed to replace it. The problem is that I have a contract with 3 Mobile; I think you will all sigh at that, and that means that I can only put my sim card in a 3 Mobile telephone. As if that?s not bad enough, it has to be a contract and not a pre pay phone. This is probably about the most bearable phone available on the 3 network, so I decided to purchase one on the cheap from eBay.
The phone itself was released when 3 mobile first came into being. It was, I suppose their flagship phone and also the phone by which all of its predecessors have been judged and marked against. It is still very up-to-date and technologically capable of remaining on an even footing with the new phones that companies ...
thespurs 25.11.2004
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Advantages: Ipod-cool looks, bright screen, large buttons, long battery life Disadvantages: No features, weak camera, poor menu selection and options
you're an up-and-coming banker wanting to look the biz in the trendy London wine bar, buy Motorola; if you're an international company representative looking for something full of business applications, go with the Sony Ericsson. You won't be disappointed.
But you will be disappointed if you stray from these three giants, and that's the trouble with the NEC 343i. When my contract with Three came up for renewal I wanted to move towards Pay As You Go (simply because I just don't use the phone in that way any more) and I wanted to move away from the slightly chunky, uber-complicated Motorola E1000 that I was using. Looking around on the market for something suitable to my needs, I eventually came across the NEC 343i.
God it's good looking, in a way that reminds you of the super-successful Apple iPod. It looks simply stunning when you ...
markd_uk 07.06.2006
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Rapid Response, No Touch Auto Adjust, cable management cover, NaViSet
Image
Image Colour Temperature
Adjustable
Image Brightness
270 cd/m2
Image Contrast Ratio
500:1
Image Max H-View Angle
140, 160
Image Max V-View Angle
110, 130
Video input
Analogue video Signal
RGB
Expansion / connectivity
Interfaces
1 x VGA - 15 pin HD D-Sub (HD-15)
Miscellaneous
Cables Included
1 x VGA cable
Flat Panel Mount Interface
100 x 100 mm
Features
Security lock slot (cable lock sold separately), wall mountable
Works with Windows Vista
Software and devices that carry the Works with Windows Vista logo have been tested for baseline compatibility with PC's running.
Compliant Standards
Plug and Play, TCO '03, FCC Class B certified, CE, TUV GS, PCT, VESA DPMS, TUV Ergo, DDC/CI
Power
Form Factor
Internal
Voltage Required
AC 120/230 V ( 50/60 Hz )
Power Consumption Operational
36 Watt
Power Consumption Stand by / Sleep
2 Watt
Software / system requirements
Software Included
Drivers & Utilities, NaViSet
Environmental standards
EPA Energy Star Compliant
Yes
Manufacturer warranty
Service & Support
3 years warranty
Service & Support Details
Limited warranty - 3 years, Limited warranty - 3 years
Limited warranty - backlight - 3 years
Environmental parameters
Min Operating Temperature
5 °C
Max Operating Temperature
35 °C
Humidity Range Operating
10 - 80%
Manufacturer's product description
The NEC AccuSync LCD73V monitor has been designed for the price conscious entry-level sector that is why NEC Display Solutions optimized its tried and tested technical specifications for equipment in this area of the market. Just like all the monitors from the NEC AccuSync range, this LCD has an outstanding price to performance ratio.
