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Panasonic VS7 (2005)

Panasonic VS7

Release year: 2005 ★ 2.9/5(219 ratings)

Tri Band GSM 900/1800/1900 MHz mobile phone supporting Java technology, MIDP 2.0 and Personal Identity Module. It is a very thin camera-phone, only 19mm thick, featuring a 2 megapixel camera with the ability to also shoot videos. Among the numerous functions we highlight the Mp3 player, the organizer, the currency converter and polyphonic ringtones.

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Technical specifications

NetworksTri-band GSM 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz
Dimensions100 x 50 x 19 mm
Weight with battery110 g
BatteryLithium
Standby time240 h
Talk time5 h

In the box: Battery, user manual, travel charger

Messaging

SMSYes
EMSYes
MMSYes
Predictive text (T9)Yes
Video messagingNo
ChatNo

Design and display

DisplayInternal display: 320x260 pixels with more than 16 MILLION colors
Adjustable contrastYes
Multi-line displayYes
Display color16 Milioni
Display size320x260 pixels
Backlit keypadYes
Keypad lockYes
One-touch phonebook accessYes
Antennainternal
VibrationYes
Headphone jackYes

Design notes: Clamshell shape with camera and flip opening via buttons

Features

SIM Application ToolkitYes
Built-in speakerphoneYes
J2ME supportYes
Conference callingYes
Voice dialingYes
Voice recorderNo
Phonebook entriesN/A
MemoryExpandable

Connectivity

UMTSNo
GPRSYes
WAPYes
IrDA (infrared)Yes
Built-in modemYes
EmailYes
BluetoothNo
USBYes

Personalization

MP3 playerYes
Custom ringtonesYes
Silent modeYes
Downloadable ringtonesYes
Polyphonic ringtonesYes
Downloadable images and logosYes
AM/FM stereo radioNo
GamesYes
Downloadable gamesYes
Interchangeable covers and faceplatesNo
Alarm clockYes
CalculatorYes

Camera

CameraYes
SensorBuilt-in digital camera
Image resolution2 Mpixel (1632x1224 pixels)
ZoomAvailable
FlashYes
Photo phonebookYes
Image editorYes
Self-timerYes
Contrast and brightness adjustmentYes

Video

Video recordingYes
Clip lengthShort video recordings and continuous shooting capability up to 15 FPS
Quality settingsYes
Brightness adjustmentYes
Maximum resolutionYes
Video callingNo