Mobile phones

Article Abstract:

Motorola's Timeport L7089 is a new three-band mobile phone which can operate on 900MHz, 1800MHz and 1900MHZ bandwidths, allowing it to be used internationally. It supports fax, data and SMS ability and has an infrared connection to PCs. Voice activated dialling is supported. Other mobile phones are evaluated in table form.

Motorola Timeport L7089

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Analogue mobiles

Article Abstract:

There are only a few cellular telephones available on the market designed to be permanently sited in the car. A best buy in the category is the BT Emerald III, with a street price of 127 pounds sterling. The handset is well-designed and has 99 memory dials, plus an automatic redial function. Other analogue mobile phones are evaluated.

British Telecommunications Azure II (Cellular telephone), British Telecommunications Emerald III (Cellular telephone), Motorola 7600X (Cellular telephone), NEC CM3 MKII (Cellular telephone)

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Recommendations shortlist

Article Abstract:

Cellular telephones available in the UK market were surveyed. The analogue handportables recommended were the Nokia 232, for its range of features and excellent sound quality, and the NEC P800 and NEC P8 for their features, large display and excellent battery power. The best buys in GSM handportables were the Siemens S4 Power, the Nokia 1610 and the Motorola MicroTAC 8700. The Analogue mobile recommended was the BT Emerald II, for its availability in three packages and excellent features. The recommended Orange handportable was the Ericsson er500, and the recommended One 2 One handportable was the Nokia 1620.

Buyers Guide, NEC P8 (Cellular telephone), NEC P800 (Cellular telephone), Nokia 232 (Wireless telephone), Motorola MicroTAC 8700 (Cellular telephone), Nokia 1610 (Wireless telephone), Siemens S4 Power (Cellular telephone), BT Emerald II (Cellular telephone), Nokia 1620 (Cellular telephone), Ericsson er500 (Cellular telephone)

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