In case you want to know more:
Key features:
- Thin body and low weight
- Extended software applications
- Innovative home screen layouts
- Full QWERTY keyboard
- Scratch resistant quality casing
- Plenty dedicated hardware buttons
- Wi-Fi, Bluetooth with A2DP
- HSDPA
- Official Windows Mobile 6 Standard OS upgrade available
Main disadvantages:
- Slow 220 MHz processor
- Controversial design
- QWERTY keyboard need some time to get used to it
- Relatively small display
- Poor camera
- Only 48MB of user-available memory
Seriously speaking, i am not used to that. For me, i feel that the video quality is lousy when enlarged, sound is NOT LOUD as what it said in the review["As of music quality and volume - we were rather pleased to find it at a very high level. "loud uh?=.=''], menu buttons are so unfriendly[hard to set tones, set picture as the background.Reviewers were right, Nokia is the most user-friendly], slow speed when loading something and blah blah blah.One more thing, my bro that time told me that the message tone cannot be stopped even though you hit the view button such that it will ring all the way[think about your message ringing all the way when being in a lift fill with people.=.='']
So, in conclusion, i decided to use back my Samsung L760.
Although i600 was proven alot alot alot more better than L760 cos of its features and the "i" version. The trade-in value of i600 is also high like sky while L760 is down like the ground or let's say it is down below the ground.=(Forget it, 6 more months and Sony Ericsson, here i come!lols