GSM 900/1800 Volume: 73 cc GPRS Weight: 85 grams Choice of distinctive Storm Black, Silver Blue and SoftSkin Blue (a softtouch varnish) colours 8 lines of text Talk time of up to 5½ hours Standby time of up to 400 hours Built-in organizer Smart phone book, plus PC synchronization Built-in fax/data modem Choice of five built-in screen savers,

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The Fisio 620 incorporates GPRS mobile Internet access, together with convenience features like organizer options, e-mail, voice recognition and recording. 

The Fisio 620 is targeted at users who want a mobile phone with significant extra quality and features. This model offers a smart, elegant design that meets all the wishes of today’s mobile phone users for ultra-compact size and stylish, personal accessory design quality. In addition to GPRS mobile Internet access, Fisio 620 incorporates numerous convenience features including a built-in organizer with a smart phone book, plus PC synchronization and a built-in fax/data modem. Making the phone’s information and messaging functions even clearer and easier to use, it incorporates a large 8 lines graphic display.

It also provides many ways for users to personalize their phones, including a selection of exchangeable front and back covers available as accessories, a choice of five built-in screen savers, downloadable melodies and games, and the ability to customize the phone’s alarm tone with either a voice recorded message or one of the melodies stored in the phone.

It also has true pocketsize dimensions (73cc/85 grams), with an integrated antenna for an extra compact design. Fisio 620’s sophisticated styling, with a choice of distinctive Storm Black, Silver Blue and SoftSkin Blue (a softtouch varnish) colors, underlines the phone’s advanced technology and features.

GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) is the newest generation of mobile data communication technology, and allows information to be received up to 4 times as fast as conventional wireless data communication. This technology also allows both voice and data communication to be combined, for example by receiving an incoming voice call in the middle of a data communication session. Data communication costs are also significantly reduced, because GPRS offers an ‘always on’ connection in which users are only charged for the amount of data transferred.