Samsung Corby Pro vs Nokia 5800 XpressMusic

[Metoac]

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Hi, I want to buy a one mobile can play high quality of music and along with the all multimedia features. That’s why my friend has suggested me to buy Samsung Corby Pro or Nokia 5800 XpressMusic. But I want to know some more features and specification these cell phones. If someone have any of this mobile phone so they can help me.

[Pugsly]

The Samsung Corby Pro is a smartphone targeted "young" (despite its name, " pro " ) under Proprietary OS Samsung ( TouchWiz ) . It features a keyboard QWERTY sliding rather successful and a system of widgets on the home page. At a time when the world swears by Android ( almost), what about the Corby Pro? The Corby Pro comes with 2 interchangeable shells , a user manual , and earphones ear with wire short , hands-free kit that lets you connect the headphones (but also others, 3.5mm ), a charger micro USB and a cable Micro USB .

[Simond]

The Xpress Music 5800 is facing very large audience. With the interface Touch S60, the 3.5G and Wi - Fi, a photo sensor 3.2- megapixel, a GPS chip and a memory card of 8 GB to store up content, it is full of multimedia applications. In suggestion the accompanying, the Finnish manufacturer promised last fall offer to download unlimited music: Comes with Music. Malheureusment, telephone 5800 spell without this job, which should arrive in early March, depending on the brand.

[Bon-Z]

The Corby Pro is clearly the big brother of Corby "classic "with keyboard QWERTY sliding. We thus find a resistive touch screen rather good quality. In facade you will find the camera for video, touch screen 2.8 " resistive, a large menu button (which looks like a "ok ", but not), the key answer and end calls . The buttons are mechanical but smooth, note that the assembly is in a good quality plastic (no cracks) but leaves lots of fingerprints.

[Cruzz]

The 5800 is thicker than the average 15.5 mm. People who have had this phone in hand looking for, without exception, to show a physical keyboard. No, the 5800 does not. By way of comparison, it is as thick as a N85. Fortunately, it offers a light weight - 109 grams - nice compared to smartphones that flirt rather with the 130 or 150 grams in the past. Finally, shape, longer than wide, is closer to a normal phone than a smartphone, and allows a grip comfortable.

[Antonio1]

The system in Samsung Corby sliding to open the keyboard is solid and does not seem to have gambling. The keyboard as what is rather interesting, 4 rows of keys, one key “alt” which allows access to certain characters like "@” or even "%”. Directional arrows on the right and access keys for messaging features, web or change the mode (space bar). Press " ok "in the upper right serves as "menu" button and press " ok ". All the keys are flat but sink correctly with a good enough return perceptible. The letters and figures above are not hampered by the edge of the screen.