
Eten M600
Release year: 2005
M600 is enabled for wireless communications and Skype VoIP, and the company describes it as the world's smallest Pda phone based on the 802.11b standard. Quad-band Gsm handheld-phone with Gprs technology, Samsung S3C 2440 processor at 400 MHz, and Windows Mobile 5.0 operating system. It features 64 MByte of Ram and 128 MByte of Rom, built-in speaker and microphone, stereo headphone jack, polyphonic ringtones, USB connectivity, Bluetooth.
Technical specifications
| Networks | Quad-band GSM 900-1800-1900-850 |
| Dimensions | 111,7x60,7x22 mm |
| Weight with battery | 165 g |
| Battery | Lithium 1.440 mAh |
| Processor | Samsung S3C 2440 at 400 MHz |
| Operating system | Windows Mobile 5.0 |
In the box: Battery, user manual, travel charger
Messaging
| SMS | |
| EMS | |
| MMS | |
| Predictive text (T9) | |
| Video messaging | |
| Chat |
Design and display
| Display | 2.8 inch display, Qvga with 65,536 colors |
| Adjustable contrast | |
| Multi-line display | |
| Display color | 65K |
| Display size | 240x320 pixels |
| Backlit keypad | |
| Keypad lock | |
| One-touch phonebook access | |
| Antenna | internal |
| Vibration | |
| Headphone jack |
Features
| SIM Application Toolkit | |
| Built-in speakerphone | |
| Conference calling | |
| Voice recorder | |
| Memory | 64 MByte of Ram; 128 MByte of Rom |
Feature notes: Gprs class 10, Windows Mobile 5.0 operating system, Samsung 2440 processor at 400 Mhz, Bluetooth, Wi-fi, 1.3 megapixel CMOS camera with flash and 4X zoom, slot for memory expansion via SD/MMC card, and built-in speakerphone.
Connectivity
| UMTS | |
| GPRS | |
| Bluetooth | |
| USB |
Personalization
| Custom ringtones | |
| Silent mode | |
| AM/FM stereo radio | |
| Games | |
| Alarm clock | |
| Calculator |
Camera
| Camera | |
| Sensor | 1,3 megapixel camera |
| Zoom | 4x digital zoom |
| Flash | Yes |
| Photo phonebook | |
| Image editor | |
| Self-timer | |
| Contrast and brightness adjustment |
Price history
363 € → 334 € (-8%) · minimum 325 €, maximum 387 € · 11 readings, Feb 2007 – Jan 2009