Sagem MY S7 review

The first cell phone produced by Sagem and equipped with the Microsoft Windows Mobile 2003 for Smartphone operating system. It is a tri-band GSM/GPRS device with an Intel XScale PXA262 processor at 200 MHz, 32MB of RAM (27 available to the user) expandable up to 1GB, and an integrated fixed-focus camera with VGA resolution. The Sagem MyS-7 is equipped with three applications for managing the features offered by the integrated camera, with DeltaMIDP 2.0, which offers full support for JAVA MIDP applications, with PhotoID, for associating an image with each contact, and with MobileTV, which allows users to take advantage of the TIM service of the same name, the distributor of the device in Italy. Worth noting is the presence of both the cradle and the synchronization cable which, together with the power adapter, allow connection to the PC and recharging of the device either using them individually or simultaneously, offering the user maximum freedom.

Aesthetically, the MyS-7's body is entirely made of plastic. The left side of the device houses the slot for SD/MMC memory cards and the buttons for adjusting the integrated speaker, while the top side of the Sagem MyS-7 houses the infrared port. The bottom side of the device houses the proprietary plug for synchronization and charging, as well as the microphone. On the back, in addition to the battery compartment, there are the system speaker and the camera. The display is a 2.2-inch Transflective TFT with 65,536 colors and a resolution of 176x220 pixels, offering excellent color rendering and very good visibility even in bright outdoor light. Inside the sales package, in addition to the device, you will find a power adapter, an adapter for direct connection to the Smartphone, a synchronization cradle, a USB cable with a power input, a stereo headset, a CD-ROM containing the ActiveSync and Microsoft Outlook synchronization software, and a printed user guide.