Sophistication in stainless steel - Nokia 6170
December 9, 2004
Tired of giving ties? In time for the holiday shopping season, the Nokia 6170 camera phone offers holiday shoppers - and Santa Claus(es) - an imaginative gift idea this year. The Nokia 6170 is a stylish tri-band mobile phone model, complete with folding stainless steel finish and advanced features. With easy-to-use time management and messaging features, the stylish Nokia 6170 is an ideal gift idea for any busy young executive or time-crunched college student.
The Nokia 6170 synchronizes contacts, calendars and to-do-lists helping users to be up-to-date with their appointments and busy schedules. The EDGE connectivity allows for faster data transmission for emails and streaming video or for sending pictures and video clips as an MMS. Additionally Java applications can be installed to enhance personal productivity.
Featuring an integrated VGA camera and a bright 128x160 internal display with up to 65,536 colors, the Nokia 6170 is perfect for enjoying multimedia content including images, video clips as well as for XHTML browsing. An external screen provides information on incoming calls, date and time. Themes consisting of animated screensavers and wallpapers for both screens and polyphonic ringtones can also be added to allow further personalization.
The Nokia 6170 offers push to talk functionality enabling users to connect to others at the push of a button. Consumers can contact individuals or groups in a "walkie-talkie" manner using the GPRS network. Nokia has commercial push to talk contracts with 20 operators, and is trialing the technology with well over 30 operators around the world.
With the Nokia Wireless Audio Adapter as an outbox enhancement, the Nokia 6170 can be connected to compatible headsets via Bluetooth wireless technology. The Nokia 6170 offers users up to 4 hours talk time and up to 11 days of stand-by time.
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