Sharp GX15

This middle-class model has maximum functionality, has the best functionality and one of the best screens in its class.

• Class: middle
• Position in the line: above Sharp GX10
• Rival phones: Sony Ericsson T630
• Test based description

• General features
  • Announced in summer 2004, in the market since the 3 quarter of 2004
  • GSM 900/1800/1900
  • Battery type Li-Ion 780 mAh
  • Battery life:
  • standby time up to 180 hours
  • talk time up to 2 hours
  • Colour graphical display with the resolution of 120x160 pixels shows up to 65000 colours, (CG-Silicon), up to 7 text lines, and line with tips for soft keys use and service icons.
  • Digital VGA camera
  • Images can be kept as JPG (Fine, Normal, Economy) or PNG
  • A possibility to choose the resolution of the picture from three ones
  • Image editor
  • A possibility to create a photo album, GIF, BMP, PNG, WBMP, WPNG, NEVa formats
  • A possibility to record video up to 400 KB, and with sound also
  • Java
  • Dimensions: 105x45x17.8 mm
  • Weight: 84 g

     

• Memory
  • A possibility to keep not only a number but a photo also, up to 500 names in internal memory, up to 3 phone numbers, two e-mail addresses for a name. A possibility to choose a personal signal and photo for a name.
  • Users' groups
  • Call log of last 10 missed, incoming and outgoing calls
  • 1.8 MB of memory are shared dynamically between all the applications (MMS, camera)
  • Organizer memory for 100 events
  • Memory for 20 text messages

     

• Call management, ringing tones
  • Vibrating alert
  • Polyphonic melodies (40 tones)
  • 3 ringtones and 17 melodies
  • There is a mixed call signal - first vibrating alert then a melody.
  • Musical editor
  • Speed dialing for 8 numbers
  • Automatic redial (up to 10 attempts)
  • Profiles

• SMS
  • EMS
  • A possibility to send and receive ringtones and animated images
  • Predictive text input Т9
  • Templates
  • Concatenated messages up to 1024 characters in length

     

• Connectivity
  • GPRS (4+2)
  • IrDA
  • Bluetooth
  • POP3/IMAP mail client, up to 3 accounts
  • SyncML
  • MMS
  • WAP 1.2.1
  • Synchronization with PC with the help of IrDA or a cable

• Organizer and extras
  • Time, date
  • 8 alarm clocks
  • Screen headbands, wall papers
  • Dictaphone, doesn't work during a conversation, up to 30 seconds for a record
  • Calculator, currency converter
  • Organizer - a signal and various notes
  • Games

Eldar Murtazin (eldar@mobile-review.com)
Published — 22 August 2004

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