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Panasonic X700 at CeBIT '04

Snapshot by Siddharth Raja on Wednesday March 31, 2004.

Panasonic X700
Panasonic X700
Panasonic launched the X700 a few weeks before CeBIT and had quite a few working models for the show. The main thing that impressed me about the X700 was the fact that it was so small. It will be the lightest Series 60 device when released (at 95g), and overall is quite a bit smaller than the GD87.

Panasonic is bundling a range of applications with the X700 that will allow photo editing and editing of Microsoft Office files. We were shown a demonstration of the X700 previewing a Powerpoint presentation, allowing you to zoom right in to the presentation, or see an overview of it. The impressive part was the speed of it. Everything seemed to happen real-time, with no noticeable lags or delays, as is the case with so many office applications today. The photo editing application allows users to add text to photos as well as warp pictures in a similar fashion to Kai's Power Goo.

Overall, the X700 is an impressive device but it may be outclassed by its competition by the time it is released.


Specifications for the Panasonic X700
Band Triband GSM(900/1800/1900Mhz)
Data GPRS
Size 87mm x 47mm x 24mm, 80cc
Weight 95g
Battery Life ?
?
Main Display 65k color TFT, 132x176 pixels resolution
Sub-Display 65K color Passive Matrix, 96x28 pixels resolution
Camera VGA (640x480 pixels) resolution with photo light
Video Video capture/playback
Text Messaging MMS/EMS/SMS
Email Yes (POP/IMAP/SMTP)
Browser WAP v2
Bluetooth Yes
Infrared Yes
Java Yes (MIDP v2.0)
Polyphonics Yes
Radio No
Memory MiniSD card slot

Live photos from CeBIT 2004 are available on the following pages.



 
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