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Going back to basics can sometimes remind the market what a mobile phone is really meant for. Those digicams, SatNav, PDA, internet surfing, social networking, music and video playback as well as gaming features are all so nice on a versatile handset but that often means going beyond your budget.
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Samsung hasn’t forgotten its roots in the mobile phone industry but it also can’t let go of the entertainment features the market has come to expect even of budget entry level mobile phones. The Samsung M2510 is one fine specimen of going back to basic but leaving one standout feature in the music playback department.
Excellent Music Playback Features
Competent mobile entertainment is often accomplished with an FM radio with RDS and the expected media players that can playback the popular audio and video files on the market. It also should be able to use your favorite high fidelity headphones plugged to its 3.5mm audio jack and support wireless stereo listening over Bluetooth A2DP profile support.
It would be an advantage if the handset has some sound enhancing features like DNSe (Dynamic Natural Sound engine) for surround and stereo widening effects. A set of dedicated playback buttons on the handset would also be a plus. All these, the M2510 has.
Basic Phone Features
- This is your basic quad-band GSM (850/900/1800/1900) with GPRS/EDGE class 10 radio handset on 2G. It measures 99.5 x 46.5 x 15.7 mm and weighs a pocket-friendly 90.5 grams that’s also wallet-friendly.
- As a budget handset, you won’t get 3G but the HSCSD (High Speed Circuit Switched Data) should deliver respectable data connectivity speeds of up to 236.8.kbps on the class 10 GPRS/EDGE. There’s also no WiFi but you get two usual options for local high speed data transfers – either a wired connection via its microUSB 2.0 port or go the wireless route with its Bluetooth 2.0.
- Samsung has likewise sacrificed display and imaging technologies to further bring its price down with a more modest 2.2-inch TFT LCD display with QCIF (176 x 220 pixels) resolution and 256k colors while imaging takes the backseat with a rudimentary 1.3 megapixel fixed focus camera with video recording in at QCIF resolution and 15fps.
- The Samsung M2510 only has 15 MB of internal memory but there’s microSD slot for using up to 8GB of external memory to get all your multimedia files on the road.
