K800i first impressions
got my k800I today. It’s quite neat.
There are lots of buttons all over. I am currently finding it hard to hold it without pressing one button or another. I imagine that this will change as I get used to it. It is so much smaller than my bulky old P800, but still has enough weight to it to not feel plasticy.
One of the selling points is the 3MP camera, so I’ve taken some quick test snaps with it, the auto focus seems to work fairly well, though is a tad slow. The best pic feature is fairly neat, you can choose from a number of pics snapped around when you press the button. At some point I’ll take some comparison pictures with the phone compared to my DSLR, as with 3MP you should be able to get a reasonable picture.
There’s a USB cable supplied, and I’ve been able to transfer a music file from the computer and play it on the phone, sound quality is fairly good. There’s about 60MB of memory in the phone as supplied to me, you can get memory stick micro to add more.
I cannot discover how to remove the cover for the memory stick micro slot. If anyone knows how it opens, let me know. 
July 15th, 2006 at 4:49 pm
hi;)
i use k750 now, can you answer…can k800 run 2 java games, ore 2 java soft together?
– Answer from mrmist
I’m not quite sure what you mean, I was able to download and run a java game, so I guess you could download 2 of them.
December 10th, 2006 at 11:48 pm
he means if you could multitask on the phone by running for instance world mate and opera mini at the same time,which I dont think is possible right now.
to open the m2 slot you just put a finger nail in the space and lift it up (its on a hinge)
hope this helps
June 4th, 2007 at 2:36 pm
hi chemp yes u can multi task i have opened three java app at the time and the music player and the phone is still running smoothly lol