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Sharp 880SH Review
Sharp 880SH
23 April 2008
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Although its jet-black glossy finish gives the handset a degree of aesthetic prestige, it also proves to be a haven for grubby fingerprints. Compared to other sliders, it's also a little on the bulky side.
Capable of HSDPA internet speeds, the Vodafone handset is embedded with Google Maps, Radio DJ and Mobile TV. There's also a two-megapixel camera, as well as a host of PIM tools including a voice recorder, expenses memo and a world clock.
Menu icons and content is clearly visible on the large 2.2-inch screen, while the key buttons are large enough that you won't have to worry about accidental key nudges.
The HSDPA internet speeds allows you to enjoy the range of services on offer, including Google Maps, Mobile TV and the innovative Radio DJ. The external camera is nothing more than average, while the front facing camera is positively poor.
With 260 minutes' talktime and 320 hours' standby, the Sharp 880H has an average battery life.
Pros: Thanks to its HSDPA capabilities, the 880SH provides music streaming services, Google Maps and Mobile TV.
Cons: The camera experience is overwhelmingly disappointing, and the front-facing camera seems unable to take a photo without blurring the image.
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Verdict: The Sharp 880SH is a smart-looking handset that offers some quality features. However, it just seems to lack that 'wow' factor that is more keenly seen from the bigger manufacturers.
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