Review of GSM/UMTS-handset Nokia N85
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Review Philips Fisio 825
Philips Fisio 825, live pictures 
This review surely will be not larger than 1 passage. All changes of the phone compared to Fisio 820 are not considerable; the main difference is a new screen. Now colors are not so faded. The screen is capable to support not 256, but 4096 colors. Display is bright, though it loses to phones from Nokia. Pictures look vivid, especially if you use the pictures, which are contained on CD that included in the standard delivery kit. In winter, when the sun is not so bright as, for example, in spring, information is quite visible on the screen. If the sun will be brighter, it’s not clear whether text is visible on the screen. Slight changes also concerned software. For example, EMS support (version 4) was added. Now it is possible to assign any picture to a phone numbers stored in the internal phonebook. You can read about these functions in the review of Fisio 625, they are absolutely the same.  
 
If you like to know other details, concerning features and capabilities of this phone, read review of Philips Fisio 820. I can add that the new type of screen doesn’t cause increased power consumption, the phone’s autonomy is almost the same. I didn’t publish a picture of software, which allows to synchronize data with PC via cable or bluethooth, that is why I publish it here. By the way, there are several pretty wallpapers on CD, which can be installed on the phone. 
The phone will be available in Russia only in March, an expected price is the same as the price of Philips Fisio 820 as Philips Fisio 825 is a successor of Fisio 820. Variants of ringing tones (483 Kb, mp3) Eldar Murtazin (eldar@mobile-review.com)
Published — 29 January 2003 Have something to add?! Write us... eldar@mobile-review.com
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