Nokia X3 is an exceptionally beautiful slider phone,equiped with Symbian OS 40. It covers the 2G network, Quad-band GSM, GPRS and EDGE.Let’s see its screen, It does not like the Nokia X6 with a touch-screen,in fact,integrated with 2.2 inches QVGA display of 262k colours,and measures 96 x 49.3 x 14.99 mm,but only weighs 103 grams.On the other hand,if we have a Symbian OS,first,we certainly want to play the new games,The games such as Tetris Mania and Asphalt 4 Elite can help to while away a long journey, so we thought we’d better check out the Nokia X3 for gaming prowess. Find out how we got on with our Nokia X3 gaming.
OK, so there are no big new games in the list, and all have been around for a while but that doesn’t stop some of these Java based games from being appealing. We found that the big buttons of the Nokia X3 make games really easy. Take Guitar Rock Tour, for instance, using the numerpad is easy and helps you make the most from tapping the right sequence of notes.
The 2.2-inch screen on the Nokia X3 may not be large but its bright, so images look good, making games like Diamond Rush and Rally Stars look better than we’ve seen them on older phones. Now, we’re not sure what the processor is, Nokia has never officially stated what it is, but it’s clear the phone can handle any of the latest Java games out there. What you’re not going to find is support for the sadly now defunk N-Gage.
Less impressive is the sound quality built into most of these games. Guitar Rock Tour again is a good example. In the game you’re supposed to be an up-and-coming guitar critter but from the sound, the reality is more a Bontempi organ grinder looking for his first gig.
OK, so the Nokia X3 isn’t going to compare with a dedicated N-Gage handset like the Nokia N97 for screen, games or processing speed. However, for a little bit of fun on the train of an evening, the Nokia X3 is a fun little handset.(from:phone.mobile9.com/i/nokia+x3/?lang=en)
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