Panasonic VS3

**monsitj** · 13-08-2009

The VS3 features a 2.2-inch QVGA crystal clear display with the brightness of approximately 300 candela making it brighter than any previous Panasonic Handsets. Thanks to the mobile phone's LCD visual processing intelligent software, you can enjoy remarkably high-resolution images (enhanced to approximately 16 million colours). The image can be reproduced as close to real life as possible, with improved balance of shadow and light.

The face of the phone in its upper part is located lens 1.3 MP CMOS camera. Edging the lens is made of anodized plastic and concurrently perform the role of the switch mode macro. Below the camera is located mirror for self that is the way to the phone-folding beds without an external display. Below this you can see the mirror box made of white opaque plastic, which hides the indicator lights. It is situated in such a way that his multicolored light scattered along the body and the transparent top of the replacement panels, creating an impressive illuminations at different events. Depending on the type of these events can vary the intensity, smoothness and color of the lights. Very pleased that, if you have a missed phone calls or messages, the LED will flash approximately every 4 seconds until you open the phone.

It seems so much the popularity of its Japanese phones, and prompted developers GSM-Panasonic models in the new lineup in 2005 to the application of design techniques, which used to a greater extent in the present models of the Japanese market. One of these models is Panasonic VS3.

**Volodymyra** · 13-08-2009

The phone is very good but its very sensitive. The set of phones, which will go on sale, will all the necessary tools to change the panels: 2 panels and spare screwdriver. This will help to change the look of your phone, depending on the mood or preferences of the user.

**Theodot** · 13-08-2009

I have Panasonic VS3, you can play an hour of games, 40 min talk, the same amount of time spent on the Internet, and about an hour for other functions), the phone worked until the end of the day.