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Nokia 7710 PDA/Phone Reviewed

News - By: pdaBlast! Staff - May 18, 2005


MobileBurn has posted this review of the Nokia 7710. This is a very indepth review with great pictures. Here's a clip. Check it out.

"Make no mistake, the 7710 is a massive device. It weighs in at 195g (6.87oz) and measures up at 128mm x 69mm x 20mm (5.04" x 2.72" x .79") in size. That is big, for sure, but still what I would consider pocketable - at least when compared to Nokia's own 9500 Communicator, which is thicker, longer, and heavier. The size is understandable once you see the 7710's beautiful 65k color TFT display. The display is capable of 65k colors and has a pixel resolution of 640x320. Its touch sensitive surface allows for input via a stylus that is located in a silo at the bottom right front corner of the device. The surface of the display seems reasonably resistant to normal wear and tear."



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