Siemens presented four phone models or just before the opening of CEBIT

by MobiGates — published on March 10th, 2003

Siemens presented four phone models, just before the opening of CEBIT.
The Siemens A55: low-budget model without a colour screen, typical Siemens design, polyphonic ring tones, WAP 1.2 and picture phone book.
Siemens M55 is 4096 colour display phone with polyphonic ring tone composer. Other features: MMS, GPRS, WAP and support for clip-on camera.
Siemens SL55 is a phone split in two slices where you draw the underlying slice down to reveal the number pad. Main features: Tri-band, WAP 1.2, GPRS, MMS, e-mail, Java, colour display, IrDA. The phone measures 81.6 x 44.5 x 22 mm.
The Siemens SX1 is top range model. The operating system is Series 60 based on Symbian OS. Some of the features: expandable memory using memory card, built-in camera capable of taking small video clips, MP3 player, FM radio, Bluetooth, 65356 colour display, MMS. The weight is 110g and measuring 109×55x19 mm, which is slightly smaller than Sony Ericsson P800.

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