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Nokia 6630 vs Sony Ericsson P910i

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Nokia6630Sony EricssonP910i
Overview
Released20042004
Display
Screen size–2.9″
Resolution208 × 176320 × 208
Sharpness–132 pixels per inch
PanelLCDLCD
Display typeActive-matrix TFT LCD with 176 × 208 pixels and 65,536 colours, original consumer specifications. Physical diagonal and native refresh rate are not published in the recovered maker specifications. Forum Nokia's duplicate colour-depth row incorrectly prints 176 bit; its 16-bit row and consumer specification establish the colour count.Touch-sensitive TFT with 262,144 colours and variable backlight; 2.9-inch diagonal (GSMArena)
Display features–208 × 320 pixels and 40 × 61 mm with flip open; 208 × 208 pixels and 40 × 40 mm with flip closed
Brightness detailAutomatic backlight adjustment, original consumer specifications. No brightness in nits published.–
Performance
Chip–ARM9
Storage10 MB64 MB
Memory10 MB of internal dynamic memory shared by contacts, messages, photographs, videos, calendar and applications, original consumer page and brochure. Forum Nokia lists 9 MB of shared storage. These are user-storage figures, not RAM. The launch release's 74 MB combines 10 MB internal memory with the supplied 64 MB card; it is not 74 MB of internal storage.–
Storage typeHot-swappable reduced-size dual-voltage MMC. Reader operates at 1.8 V and requires cards supporting both 1.8 V and 3.0 V. Original standard package lists a 64 MB card; Nokia notes that capacity varies by market and network operator. No maximum supported card capacity inferred.Up to 64 MB internal user storage; supports Memory Stick Duo up to 128 MB and Memory Stick PRO Duo up to 1 GB; supplied 32 MB Memory Stick Duo and adapter
Cameras
Main camera1.3 MP0.3 MP
Ultra wide cameraNoneNone
Telephoto cameraNoneNone
Optical zoomNoneNone
Main cameraRear 1.3 MP sensor with 1.23 MP effective resolution and 1280 × 960-pixel JPEG still photographs. Normal, night, self-timer and sequence modes; sequence takes up to six photographs. An optional external flash is an accessory, not a built-in flash. The approved 2.0 service guide instead prints a 1.0 MP / 1152 × 864 camera in its introductory table, conflicting with the exact consumer, developer, launch and operating-guide specifications; that service-table figure is not used.VGA still camera, 640 × 480 pixels; 0.3 MP classification (PhoneArena)
Front cameraNo built-in front camera. Video calling uses the rear camera; the optional Nokia Video Call Stand PT-8 allows the caller to face the display while transmitting their own image, original user guide and independent reviews. Video calls require a compatible network, service, USIM and recipient.–
ZoomUp to 6× digital zoom for photographs and videos, original consumer specifications. Digital zoom is not optical zoom.–
Video recording3GPP files with H.263 video and AMR audio, with up to one hour per clip subject to available memory. The consumer page prints 174 × 144 pixels while labelling it QCIF; this unresolved apparent typo is preserved rather than silently supplying another model's figure. Its lower-resolution option is 128 × 96 pixels. The English guide confirms recording-length and selectable resolution controls without printing the pixel counts. Short MMS clips are limited to 300 kB, with some networks accepting only 100 kB. MPEG-4 and RealVideo playback support does not establish recording resolution.176 × 144 pixels (QCIF), 3GPP/MPEG4 with AMR sound
Camera featuresImage and video editing, Movie Director and compatible Bluetooth photo printing. Optional printing and wireless-keyboard applications are installed on many supplied cards and vary by package.–
Battery and charging
Battery900 mAh–
Wireless chargingNoneNone
Battery life detailRemovable 900 mAh BL-5C battery, original brochure. The consumer page specifies up to 2–6 hours of talk and 6–11 days of standby; the brochure instead lists 3–6 hours of talk. Nokia qualifies these claims by SIM card, network settings, use and operating conditions.–
Wired chargingSeparate charger connector, with ACP-12 travel charger in the original standard package. Pop-Port USB data transfer does not establish charging through USB.–
Design
TypeStandardStandard
Weight127 g155 g
Thickness21 mm26 mm
Height × width110 × 60 mm115 × 58 mm
Stylus–Yes
Size unfolded–Official P910i user guide specifies 115 × 58 × 26 mm including flip; earlier P900/P910 comparison instead described unchanged P900 body dimensions and a 1.8 mm thicker keyboard flip
Weight detailOriginal consumer specification and shipping release give 110 × 60 × 21 mm and 127 g. The original announcement, brochure and Mobile-review instead give 20.6 mm thickness; consumer figure retained with the discrepancy recorded.–
ButtonsFive-way navigation control, two soft keys and a numeric keypad, with application, edit, clear and call controls. Side controls include power/profile selection and voice functions, original guide and maker photographs.Removable numeric keypad flip with QWERTY keyboard on its inside, five-way Jog Dial and stylus
Water resistance detailOriginal user guide explicitly says the phone is not water-resistant. No IP rating assigned.–
SpeakersIntegrated hands-free loudspeaker, voice recorder and stereo MP3/AAC music player. Original HDS-3 stereo headset connects through Pop-Port. Optional accessories do not establish a built-in FM radio.–
Software
Operating systemSymbianSymbian
Software at launchSymbian OS 8.0a with S60 2nd Edition Feature Pack 2, exact Forum Nokia specifications. Installable Symbian applications and Java MIDP 2.0 / CLDC 1.1 applications with JSR-184 3D graphics support.Symbian OS 7.0 with UIQ 2.1; supports C++, PersonalJava, J2ME CLDC/MIDP 2.0 and AppForge applications; Quickoffice document editing and PDF viewing
Software featuresContacts, calendar, email with SMTP/POP3/IMAP4, Quickoffice document viewers, WAP 2.0 XHTML/HTML browser, RealPlayer and local PC or remote SyncML synchronisation. Original network services, PC software and downloads are historical capabilities, not a claim that their infrastructure remains available.–
Release detailAnnounced 14 June 2004 with shipments planned for the fourth quarter. Nokia's 3 November 2004 release says shipments have started, and its fourth-quarter report confirms 2004 shipments. First retail month remains unresolved; year precision retained. No direct predecessor link inferred from related model names or a reviewer's comparison.–
In the boxOriginal consumer standard package lists the phone, 64 MB MU-1 RS-MMC and full-size adaptor, HDS-3 stereo headset, BL-5C battery, ACP-12 charger, DKU-2 USB cable and software CD. Memory-card configuration varies by market or operator.–
Connectivity
Mobile networkGSM 900 / 1800 / 1900 and WCDMA 2100, with automatic band and mode switching. WCDMA packet downloads up to 384 kbps and uploads up to 128 kbps; EDGE figures depend on slot allocation. The consumer page lists peak 236.8 kbps download and 118.4 kbps upload, while the brochure qualifies 236.8/59.2 or 177.6/118.4 kbps down/up combinations. Actual service depends on network support. The guide and a consumer data subsection use UMTS 2000 wording; the exact network table and Forum Nokia name WCDMA 2100.E-GSM 900 and GSM 1800/1900 with GPRS
SIMRemovable SIM or USIM card under the battery, original user guide. No dual-SIM configuration established.Small plug-in SIM, 3 V or 5 V
BluetoothBluetooth 1.1, original brochure. Consumer specifications list headset, hands-free and Basic Imaging profiles; Basic Printing and Human Interface Device profiles use Nokia's printing and wireless-keyboard applications. No modern Bluetooth audio codec inferred.Bluetooth 1.1
USBUSB 2.0 full-speed data connection through Pop-Port and the DKU-2 cable. This is not USB 2.0 high-speed, USB-C or USB Power Delivery.USB through supplied SyncStation; infrared SIR up to 115,200 bit/s

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