Review: Kyocera Jet for Amp'd
While sharing photos and video with the Jet will certainly be a commonly used feature, unfortunately the picture quality leaves a lot to be desired. Even with the highest quality settings, our 640x480 pictures lacked overall quality, even compared to phones with similar VGA sensors. The Jet scored a mere 20/80 on the vision test, and could not produce enough resolution from close up to read the score. In addition to lack of detail, pictures viewed on a desktop PC were blurry and dark, with low color saturation across the spectrum.
Video recorded on the Jet was a more pleasant experience. The smooth motion proved to be more effective at capturing the moment, in light of the low color quality. Videos were also played back painlessly on a desktop PC, thanks to the standard 3G2 video encoding. We were also able to export video from our desktop PC using QuickTime Pro, and the video we tested played flawlessly.
3GPP2 / MPEG-4 format (viewable with QuickTime)
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