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Mitsubishi Cosmo

Description: As with all the Trium products; Cosmo is GSM 900/1800 Dual Band and also offers 80 hours standby time and 3 hours talk ... more

Mitsubishi Cosmo ... time. Cosmo is available in two shades; Gold velvet and Bronze velvet.

Newest Review: ... simple by scrolling up or down the page. Clicking right selects a link to another page but clicking left takes you back a ... more

... step. The function of the soft keys depends on the way that the WAP site navigation has been designed but generally the right hand key will take you back a step. T9 predictive text input helps speed up writing WAP based email and text messages. This handset isn't endowed with a great selection of ringers but there is an optional software pack that allows you to compose ring tones on a PC and download them to the phone via a serial cable. There are call logs which record the last ten dialled, missed and received c...more

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Mitsubishi Cosmo: Look back - A mobile ahead of its time (645 words)
by - written on 08/03/05 (Very useful, 65 readings)
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I appreciate this review is rather out of date now (the Cosmo came out in 2001) - but I thought some people might be interested in this strange little phone that never really took off. If size was anything to go by, the (Mitsubishi) Trium Cosmo should cost a million dollars because it was the smallest WAP phone in the world. It also looks rather sophisticated too, with clean curvaceous lines and a champagne finish. It's surprising then to find it only cost £80 when it came out. But then after further investigation, you'll find that it lacks perhaps the solidity of some larger phones, with a plasticky flip... but its certainly not lacking in the features ... Read the complete review

Trium Cosmo :o) (1242 words)
by - written on 18/07/01
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Trium - the recently renamed mobile phone division of Mitsubishi Electric - offers some distinctive handsets and the Cosmo (when will handset makers realise the use of the @ sign in a name is tacky and redundant?) is no exception. It looks amazing, is wafer-thin and paper-light with an active flip cover. What is more, it comes with features such as a huge phone book and infra-red that are associated with premium-priced handsets. First indications are that this phone will be in the mid-price bracket, representing a potential bargain. Ease of use The four-way joystick gives quick and easy access to the many functions. The interface is remarkably ... Read the complete review

Mitsubishi Cosmo: It's Tiny!!! (139 words)
by - written on 01/04/01 (Somewhat useful, 121 readings)
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This phone, with its shapely curves and tear-shape screen looks amazing. It's extremely light, in fact one of the lightest phones in the world! However, it's still got everything you could ever want or need with a vibrating alert, an infra red port and WAP. When the flip is down, it reveals the full screen which is much bigger than the one you can see when it is up, showing great thought has gone into this phone. It is also really ergonomic, and is supposed to be a pleasure to use. This phone is just the latest in a long line of Trium mobiles, that seem to just keep on getting better! If you can't afford this, have a look at the Trium Mars, which is ... Read the complete review