Nokia C1
waste phone. Only one sim active at a time... Nokia C1 no support to either GPRS, EDGE or Bluetooth. The Nokia C1 doesn't come with a microSD slot for additional storage.
dont go this...
go for Samsung
Sorry for inserting my query on to ur thread as
Even I am also Looking for Dual Sim Mobile,
As i travel a lot between mumbai pune
Short listed are
Samsung E2152 and C3212, (Prices Pls??)
My Primary requirement is
Active Dual Sim Standby (MUST),
Good Battery Backup,
Love to have Pc sync will help a lot to maintain contacts ..
Camera no priority have nokia n79 and n73 me,
GPRS Connectivity will be added advantage
I heard Nokia C-2 (is it launched?)
have most of the feature but not sure
Nokia C-1 is not dual stand by so out of question
dont want any other brand seen spice micromax videocon did not like it
any help would be gr8
Thankx
Vaibhav
Samsung Guru E2152 VS Nokia C2
Size: The Samsung Guru E2152 dual-sim phone is the largest of the three -- weighing 80.4 gm, to the Nokia C2-00's 74 gm
But, the Samsung Guru E2125 dual-SIM phone is slimmest of the lot, measuring 13.5mm thin to the Nokia C2-00's 14.7mm.
Screen Display: The Samsung Guru E2152 beats the Nokia C2-00 dual-SIM phones by including a 2-inch screen with 256K colors -the Nokia dual-SIM phones manage just 1.8-inch screen with 65K colors.
Connectivity: the Samsung Guru 2152 dual-SIM phone has better connectivity features than the Nokia C2-00 dual-SIM phones. The Samsung Guru 2152 dual-SIM phone supports GPRS, EDGE and Bluetooth 2.1 with A2DP connectivity (Lets you use stereo bluetooth headset)
Both phones have an Micro USB port for PC connectivity. Infrared is left out by both the manufacturers but it won’t hurt as hardly anyone uses infrared devices these days. Further both phones have GPRS connectivity allowing one to use internet on the mobile. Samsung E2152 even offers EDGE connectivity for faster internet access on mobile than GPRS.
Messaging & Phonebook:
Samsung E2152 & Nokia C2 allow user to send & receive SMS, MMS, Emails & even use IM for chatting. Samsung offers 1000 contact phonebook with photocall while Nokia C2 offers half of Samsung E2152 at 500 contacts with photocalls.
Media Player & FM:
Once again both phones bundle a music player capable of playing WAV, MP3 & AAC formats. The Samsung E2152 even bundles a video player which allows one to play MP4 videos which Nokia C2 omits. Though this doesn’t seems a potential deciding factor as the videos will look pixelated due to the lower resolution screen & then again they won’t be enjoyable on the tiny screen. Maybe Nokia thought of this & decided to exclude the video player. When it comes to FM, both handset come with stereo FM receiver & both supporting FM recording, a feature which even is rare on the higher end phones. Further Samsung E2152 has FM with RDS but Nokia C2 here again excludes RDS & provides a vanilla FM. To Nokia’s credit they have included a 3.5 mm audio jack so you can plug in good quality headsets to enjoy your music.
Camera:
Both phones come with VGA camera(0.3 megapixel) without flash. The Samsung E2152 yet again tries to outwit Nokia C2 with a futile 128*160 video recording at mere 15 FPS. Nokia excludes the video recording & it doesn’t seems to hurt yet again. Camera should be average if not poor & users should not give much importance to it
Storage: Samsung Guru E2152 dual-SIM phone is outclassed in the storage department by the Nokia C2-00: both the phones come with a microSD slot, but the Samsung Guru E2152 manages up to 2GB of data, whereas the Nokia C2-00 supports up to 32GB of storage
Memory:
Both handset use MicroSD card to provide external memory. Here Samsung E2152 doesn’t supports SDHC microSD cards & so allows one to only insert maximum of 2GB memory card. Nokia C2 supports SDHC & thus allows one to use microSD cards upto 32GB in size. Samsung E2152 not using SHDC cards comes as a surprise since it supports video recording & video player but then again choose to exclude SDHC functionality. If you’re going to load you phone with loads of MP3 & use it as an MP3 player then Nokia C2 will be your best bet as it not only supports SDHC microSD cards but also comes with 3.5mm audio jack.
Battery: The Samsung Guru E2152 dual-SIM phone claims 11 hours of talktime, the Nokia C2-00 up to 4 hours
The Samsung E2152 even has the support for nine regional languages and the fake call in built facility. The best part is that the phone comes with the Wireless FM Radio with Paragon Lite user interface and recording facility.
The Samsung Guru E2152 dual-SIM phone and Nokia C2-00 have JAVA browsing support. Samsung E2152 additionally offers Facebook, Twitter social networking support and Samsung E2152 dual-SIM phone have an embedded
flashlight at the top of the phone.
What we think: The Samsung Guru E2152 dual-SIM phone is without a doubt the best phone compared to the Nokia C2 dual-SIM phones, with respect to social networking, features, screen size, camera, and connectivity options. Depending on your budget -- which is the defining factor in a budget-conscious phone buying decision -- you have to decide which phone matches your needs.
Samsung E2152M
Rs.2,981
Samsung E2152
Rs.2,692
