My Best Cell Phone

I was just wondering at so many cell phones available out in the market. Though I still use Nokia 1100, but that does not stop me imagining the best cell phone for me. After a lot of thoughts on it I have come up with my own specification. So here it goes.

  1. Good external speakers. Crystal clear sound. And the sound should be loud enough that removes the need for extra addon speakers at any time.
  2. The mic should be such that it can cut off all the noise in the background(High tech but I think its possible)
  3. A good camera, around 4Mega pixel one. Also capable of recording movies in DVD Quality.
  4. Storage capacity of 100GB. Use any means possible. I hardly care.
  5. Should be small in size...Not any bigger than my Nokia 1100 right now.
  6. Screen resolution of some 16million colours at least.
  7. Should have a screen that is big enough almost as big as the whole phone and. Better if its extensible by opening the panel outwards.
  8. Keypad with keys like a normal keyboard unlike usual phones.
  9. Ability to introduce sounds of my own choice...Like faking a situation of being in traffic and still being in comforts of our own home.
  10. Run Firefox browser with all my faverite extensions.
  11. A fingerprint recognition system which will allow access to all my data in a sercure manner. Like if my cell phone gets stolen then others should not be able to use it at all.
  12. In fact it should have a protection system so that if my cell gets stolen, I can get the location of the user who is currently using and I would be able to retreve my ultra costly cell.
  13. Superfast 3G connectivity to Internet for all my browsing needs.
  14. Allow me to have GAIM like chat program so that I can always keep in touch with my pals.
  15. I dont think I need to mention things like IR or Bluetooth. But it would be great if WiFi or WiMax if built into it. I would just be all too amazing to have things that way.
  16. SIP facility will be the biggest bonus of all.
Surely I would like any other worthwhile feature that can be built into it.

Comments

Anonymous said…
Dude... thats virtually impossible... but good one...
October 22, 2006 3:14 PM
100rabh™ said…
Nothing is impossible dude....Thats what every engineer and lawer thinks...Theres always a way out :)
October 31, 2006 10:52 PM
Shyam said…
In short u r not planning to buy a cellphone shortly!!!!
November 03, 2006 12:45 PM
100rabh™ said…
Not really :)
But man if you cannot get Preity Zinta at least you can have some preity or zinta :D
November 03, 2006 10:08 PM
[v]aseem said…
send this to Nokia n see how hundreds of thick spectacled Nokia engineers start workin on that dream fone....might be the race has already begun..
November 07, 2006 12:54 AM
100rabh™ said…
Hey Vaseem can you please do the honor of sending this link to your fav cell co. :-)
November 14, 2006 9:31 AM
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