T610

Released 2003

Sony Ericsson's compact aluminium-bodied camera phone combines a colour screen, joystick controls, Bluetooth and QuickShare picture messaging.

Screen: 1.8″
Display: LCD
Chip: –
Memory: –
Storage: 2 MB
Main camera: 0.1 MP
Zoom: –
Battery: –
Weight: 95 g

Compact

What reviewers say

Pocket Gamer and CHIP praised the T610's colour display, controls and multimedia features. CHIP also liked its aluminium construction and broad connectivity. Pocket Gamer found the joystick precise for games, but its later review noted that the phone could no longer run the newest titles.

From pocketgamer.com and chip.com.tr

Specifications

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Display

Screen size: 1.8″
Resolution: 160 × 128
Sharpness: 114 pixels per inch
Panel: LCD
Display type: 65,536-colour LCD with 160 × 128 pixels; 1.8-inch diagonal and STN technology from GSMArena

Performance

Storage: 2 MB
Storage type: 2 MB shared file system for pictures, games and other content

Cameras

Main camera: 0.1 MP
Ultra wide camera: None
Telephoto camera: None
Optical zoom: None
Main camera: CIF still camera with 352 × 288 output specified by the maker; 0.1 MP classification from GSMArena
Camera features: Dedicated camera button, QuickShare picture sharing and night mode

Battery and charging

Wireless charging: None
Battery life detail: Maker white paper conflicts internally, listing a BST-25 750 mAh battery in the consumer pack and a BST-14 700 mAh battery in general technical data; capacity omitted

Design

Type: Standard
Weight: 95 g
Thickness: 19 mm
Height × width: 102 × 44 mm
Materials: Anodised aluminium outer shell
Colours: Aluminium Haze, Volcanic Red, Deep Sea Blue
Buttons: Five-way joystick and dedicated camera button

Software

Operating system: Proprietary software
Software at launch: Sony Ericsson proprietary phone software; Java CLDC 1.0 and MIDP 1.0 applications

Connectivity

Mobile network: GSM 900/1800/1900 with GPRS and HSCSD
SIM: Small plug-in 3 V SIM
Bluetooth: Bluetooth 1.0B with critical errata; headset, dial-up, synchronisation and object-push profiles
USB: Serial RS-232 accessory connection and infrared transceiver