Nokia 6111
December 6, 2005 by Jayvee Fernandez
Filed under Nokia, Phones, Phones, Phones
I’d like you all to take a good look at the triband Nokia 6111. Though it comes in silver and dark, the most befitting spray-on color is pink, because pink looks good on the ladies. Knowing that this phone is a 6-series, you can already tell that it’s meant for the classic-conservative enterprise line.
The phone can easily be mistaken for the Samsung D500 because of its size and slider design. The unit is practically light, weighing about half a desktop mouse (92 grams) and fits snuggly on the palm of my hand (84 x 47 x 23 mm, 76 cc). Note though that I have small Asian hands. Sexy though. Hehe.
So the 6111 boasts a flash capable megapixel-class camera with 6x digital zoom, visual radio, GPRS and EDGE surfing, MP3 and AAC tones that can be stored in 21MB of user-available memory. The phone also supports a maximum of 1 hour video recording as well as video streaming.
Oh, I’ve learned my lesson with these latter Nokias. The SIM slot is usually hard to find so I’m outlining it with this picture:
Photos courtesy of my m|ph blog.
More Nokia product information here.
