ITT Easy Use Phone

March 5, 2010 by admin  
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easy use phone vs nokia 6300 ITT Easy Use Phone
The first thing to notice is that this is a big phone – much larger than a conventional (it’s almost the same size as the brick-like ). This isn’t a bad thing, because it means that the Easy Use Phone comes with a set of really large buttons on the front. The keypad consists of a standard layout, plus “call” and “hang up” keys and then four quickdial , designed either for frequent calling or emergency use. Below is a between the Easy Use Phone and the , so you can get a feel for just how large the buttons are.

We haven’t seen the display, but we understand that it comes with white-on-black text and has been designed for clarity. Technically, it’s a “transflective negative LCD” with a , so it should be usable in most .

There’s a 50 number , and a choice of nine . There’s no mention of , and since the Easy Use Phone has no letters on the keypad, we assume that SMS messaging is not possible.
Accessibility isn’t all about big buttons and simple displays – the Easy Use Phone also comes with a very loud speakerphone, strong vibrate mechanism and it’s compatible too. There’s also a headset included in the standard sales package. The Easy Use Phone is available in black or silver .Despite the Easy Use Phone’s considerable size and weight, the beefy 100mAh battery only gives about 6.5 days standby time and 2 hours 20 minutes talktime. For a phone of this type, we feel that the battery life should be much longer. that the Easy Use Phone will be used by people who might not always remember to charge their phone, so twice the talktime and standby time would be very useful.

The Easy Use Phone is available from selected retailers across Europe – in the UK it is available for around £138 from Matamobile, in Germany .de stock it for €169.
Easy Use Phone

Available:

Now

Network:

GSM 850 / 1900
GSM 900 / 1800

Data:

None

Screen:

Monochrome

Camera:

No

Size:

Large monoblock
135 x 38 x 16mm / 152 grams

Bluetooth:

No

Memory card:

No

Infra-red:

No

Polyphonic:

No

Java:

No

Battery life:

2 hours talk / 6 days standby

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