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Technical Details
- Swivelling camera for all-angle video and pictures
- 3G video calling and high speed data transfer
- Full multimedia centre for recording and playing video, images and audio, including MP3, MPEG4, WMA, WMV
- High performance messaging, e-mail and Internet
- Built in 19Mb + Sony Memory Stick Duo memory expansion slot
- JavaTMdownload play JavaTMgames and use JavaTM applications
- Dimensions: 35 x 43 mm
- Weight: 126g
- Battery life: Standby: 85hrs / Talk time: 136mins / Video call: 106mins
- Dual band (GSM900 / GSM1800)
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Manufacturer's Description
Ultra slim yet ultra powerful, just check out e313's amazing high-tech features. There's face-to-face mobile communication with video streaming, messaging and downloading wherever you are. You can surf the web, send email and download pictures and movies on a 65,536 16 bit colour display, while GPRS ensures fast, always-on access to the Internet. Java" technology allows you to download the latest games and applications and there's even a built-in MP3 player so you can download and listen to your favourite tunes on the move.
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14 of 14 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
wait for 3g,
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This review is from: NEC e313 - ThreePay - Pay As You Go (Electronics)
great phone,shame about the network-abismal coverage (im about 20 mins from london) awful battery life-less than one day(two batteries supplied,but need to be in phone to charge. 30 day life on top ups-dont bother unless you use phone a lot. i think i will chuck mine in a drawer and wait till its a collecters item!!! stick with normal operators,and wait until 3g becomes the norm.
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
This company shouldn't be in business,
By A Customer
This review is from: NEC e313 - ThreePay - Pay As You Go (Electronics)
This phone can only be used with the 3 service. This company's service and products are so unacceptable that they should not even be in business.The phone itself sometimes just randomly shuts off mid-conversation or while you're browsing through the 3G services. If you do too much too fast it crashes and you have to remove the battery to get it to respond. The volume is so quiet that you have to have it up all the way to hear it ringing - and I've missed more than a few calls even with the volume on. The images it produces with the camera look horrible when viewed at anything above 640x480, and the videos it produces can't be viewed on anything but another 3 phone. Took a cute video of your pet or your kid? Sorry, it stays on your phone. There are options to check your external email on the phone through pop3 access. I've followed every instruction from both 3 and my email provider to the letter and it's never worked, so that part is worthless. The 3 services are only available really along M roads. Go for a drive in the country and you're lucky to get reception at all - forget about the content and video messaging they're so keen to hype up. As for 3's payment structure - which is called "pay as you go" but isn't - Absolute waste of money. Spare yourself the hassle.
54 of 57 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
NEC e313 3G Mobile,
This review is from: NEC e313 - ThreePay - Pay As You Go (Electronics)
I know this may sound silly, but I am not really using this phone... as a phone. This device is more of a gadget to me. I can use the MP3 player and record videos, but I daren't use it as a phone. Why?Three's pay as you go service is pretty confusing and downright awful. Their signal isn't very good in open areas, and although the handsets may be as cheap as chips, like this phone, in the end, Three get far more money out of you than what they would have got for the handset. ThreePay works on the principal that you buy a voucher (minimum amount of £15), and then this can be used for voice calls. I think you have to pay for a seperate voucher for texts as well. Then, after 30 days of whatever use, this voucher expires and cannot be used. Thus, if you still have credit to use on these voice minutes, you're screwed because this is taken from you and you cannot get it back. ThreePay gets one out of five on the rankings. I suppose for the heavy user who does use this £15 a month, it is quite a good deal compared to other PAYG handsets, but not a good deal for the normal user out there. As for the handset, it is a very cheap phone for what you get. As details in the specs, you get a camera, MP3 and video player, video recorder, headset, two batteries and so on. The only way Three can make much money out of this is to charge those ridiculous prices for the top-ups and screw you after 30 days of use. Personally, I am looking into getting this phone unlocked for use with a DECENT network. But for now, I'm using this as a gadget/toy and not a phone. Overall, a great phone/gadget, but an awful network service. I just hope and pray that this phone can be unlocked and the features of the other 2G sim cards can be used in conjunction with the handset.
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