Key features and review of the Mitsubishi M420i

Japan's Mitsubishi electric come out with new slider phone Mitsubishi M420i. Mitsubishi M420i is a nice slider flip phone with ergonomically designed body available with Mitsubishi. These phone with design, which easily grab your attention. Mitsubishi M420i is 47 x 98 x 25 mm in size and 115g in weighs, so relatively heavy phone to hold in hand for long but if you are a person who store your phone in to the pocket, than you don't have any problem regarding its dimension. The phone has well shaped and also its slide easily with single push.

The Mitsubishi M420i comes with TFT 256K colors display with resolution of 176 x 240 pixels, which is the perfect phone for those people who do not want to compromise with small display screen and don't wanted to hold phone with too large screen. The phone screen and keypad is nicely divided in front of the screen. With nicely designed keypad, which is very soft to dial a number and also the numerical buttons are seen clearly on the keypad. It also has four-way navigation, which further add values to the phone. It also has nice Manu that are very user-friendly to deal with.

Mitsubishi M420i supports for Tri-band GSM 900/GSM 1800/GSM 1900 MHz for network connection. It has features such as GPRS, Infrared, UBS, Java MIDP 2.0, 64-channels polyphony, Vibration alert, MP3 player, Downloadable wallpapers, Built-in hands free, Calendar, Games, Alarm, calculator and phonebook, where you can store up to 500 records.

It is also equipped with a 1.3 mega pixel camera supports for picture taking, as well as an integrated MP3 player. The latter of which is also the reason for why the 19 MB of internal memory, which initially appears spacious, is quickly stretched to its limits. Mitsubishi M420i provides good options to store all your favorite songs, photos, games and video clips with an impressive 19 MB internal memory.

Mitsubishi M420i is powered by 800 Li-Ion mAh standard batteries, which has capacity to work up to 200 hours in standby mode and talk time up to 3 hours, which is not upto the mark.