Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #178062 in Consumer Electronics
• Brand: Sony Ericsson
• Model: SE T610 - Oran
• Released on: 2004-02-03

Manufacturer's Description
The T610 opens up new ways to share experiences. It introduces QuickShare, which makes sharing memorable moments with your friends easier than ever before. Snap a picture with the built-in camera and you're ready to share because the philosophy behind QuickShare is to make sure sharing is just a few clicks away.

The T610 features a high-resolution screen with 65,536 colours. More importantly, the T610 takes advantage of the large screen by introducing a graphical interface that focuses on ease of use. Soft keys make applications easier and faster to use. Hotlinks in menus give you direct access to various services. And animated icons and colour add life to the desktop and menus. A large screen also gives you space: four rows of menu icons instead of three, and plenty of room for your messages, of course.

The T610 gives you the camera you need to share memorable moments with your friends and family built into your phone. Just one click to activate the camera, another click to take the picture. That's it. You're ready to save and send your picture anywhere in the world. It's easy, it's fast and QuickShare makes it possible.

The T610 is ready to interact. Share content with other devices, other phones and your computer simply drag and drop pictures from your PC to your phone! The T610 can be synchronised with local area networks, PDAs, digital cameras, printers and, of course, the Web.

A high-resolution colour screen and joystick: mobile gaming has never looked or felt better. The T610 supports the Java and Mophun platforms, making the widest range of mobile games and applications available for you to download. A set of exciting games is included in the phone, and more are readily available for download. With direct links to gaming websites in the Entertainment menu, it just couldn't be easier to get yourself a brand-new gaming experience. Again and again.

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Customer Reviews

Great phone let down by clumsy interface
Was forced to update from my Nokia 6120 when I lost it :( and was initially disappointed with the clumsy interface in comparison with the Nokia. For instance, there are no assignable shortcut for the voice mail and some of the function requires about 3 steps to go to. Also it's a shame that I cannot change the facia as the phone casing can be easily scratched. Having said that, in general there are more good points then bad and it's glowing on me. It's a compact phone that is extremely pocketable (unlike some thick clamshell phone I have seen that sticks out of your pcoket) and has a great clear screen. The keys are great for texting - raised and with enough spacing so that you don't hit two keys at once. It also has Bluetooth and IR so syncing against laptops and PDAs is no problem. No complaints with reception either (I'm on Orange) - rarely do I get no signals. The model have been updated since but I think it can still hold it's own against some of the (generally more expensive) competition.