| 词条 | Nokia 8210 |
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|name = Nokia 8210 |image = Nokia 8210.jpg|The Nokia 8210 with a blue cover |imagesize = 150 |manufacturer = Nokia |carrier = |available = November 1999 |screen = Monochrome |exterior_screen = No |camera = No |2nd_camera = No |operatingsystem = Series 20 |input = |cpu = |ringtone = |memory = No |memory_card = No |storage = |networks = GSM 900/GSM 1800 |connectivity = |battery = Standard, 650 mAh Li-Ion (BLB-2) |size = 101.5 x 44.5 x 17.4 mm, 66 cc |weight = 79 g (Lithium Battery) |form = Candybar |music = |predecessor = |successor = Nokia 8310 |related = Nokia 7110, Nokia 8850 |other = }} The Nokia 8210 is a mobile phone by Nokia, announced on 8 October 1999 in Paris. At the time it was the smallest, lightest Nokia mobile phone on the market,[1] thus its selling point was based on its design and customization, with removable Xpress-on covers. Six differently coloured Xpress-on covers are available, as well as many third party ones.[2] VariantsGSM variants – Nokia 8250 and 8290Available in the first quarter of 2001, the Nokia 8250 is a variant of the Nokia 8210 designed for Asian Pacific markets sporting a slightly different design and blue backlight, as well as EGSM (Extended GSM) support.[3] Another GSM version of the Nokia 8210 is the Nokia 8290, designed for the North American market using a single-band GSM-1900. D-AMPS (TDMA)/AMPS variants – Nokia 8260, 8265, and 8265iThe Nokia 8260 is a variant of the 8290 designed for IS-136 "TDMA"/AMPS networks in North America. The 8260, weighing 3.4 ounces, is slightly heavier and larger than the 8290 at 2.8 ounces. Unlike the 8290, the 8260 does not feature voice dialing, an infrared port, or officially interchangeable faceplates. The Nokia 8265 is an updated version of the 8260 sporting an updated design. New features include picture messaging and a white backlight. The Nokia 8265i adds a WAP browser and switches to a blue backlight. CDMA2000 variant – Nokia 8270The Nokia 8270 is a related CDMA2000 model with a similar design to the Asian 8250. It operates on the CDMA2000 1900 frequency. Like the 8250, it features a blue backlight, however, it does not feature an infrared port. In its time, this phone was a great hit with many people. In New Zealand and Australia it was known as "Nokia-Blue" due to the backlight. It had a cult status in the early 2000s in Australia and New Zealand due to its size and backlight. MemoryThe phone's memory can store up to 250 names. Alternatively, a SIM card can be used to store names (although memory capacity is specific to each SIM card). The calendar can store up to 50 notes. Call managementThe phone has a speed dial feature in which the user can assign a name to each key on the keypad (except 1 which is used for calling voicemail). Voice dialing can also be used by assigning up to 8 voice tags to a name. Dialed, received and missed calls are all registered and calls can be diverted. MessagingThe phone uses SMS (Short Message Service) with predictive text input, with support for major European languages. Messages can be up to 160 characters long. Compatible handsets can send and receive picture messages. Wireless transferThe phone features an infrared port on the lower left side which can be used to communicate with a compatible PC or printer. As well as this, the infrared port can also be used to transfer names and phone numbers or business cards between compatible phones, and can also be used to play two-player Snake with another supported phone. Data is transferred at 9.6 kilobits per second. Other specificationsThe phone weighs 79 g (with a lithium battery) and is 101.5 mm long, 44.5 mm wide and 17.4 mm thick. It has a green frontlit monochrome display (the keypad is also illuminated green). The volume has 10 levels and is controlled via a grey button on the top left side of the phone. The base of the phone contains the charger and headset connector. The Nokia 8210 uses GSM 900/1800 and supports Extended GSM 900 band (EGSM) and can automatically switch between bands. The phone has 4 games: Memory, Snake, Logic and Rotation.The Nokia "82XX" series had several design flaws, among them a tendency to develop "screen fade" in which the connector for the display would shrink and figures on the display would become so dim that it was impossible to read them.{{Citation needed|date=October 2007}} References1. ^http://www.mobilephonehistory.co.uk/lists/top_ten_small_mobile_phones.php {{Nokia phones}}2. ^http://www.telefonino.net/Nokia/Notizie/n854/index.html 3. ^{{cite web|title="Walk on the Blue Side" with the chic Nokia 8250|url=http://www.nokia.com/en_int/news/releases/2000/12/07/walk-on-the-blue-side-with-the-chic-nokia-8250}} 2 : Nokia mobile phones|Mobile phones introduced in 1999 |
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