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@hyperken,

If you wanna surf, use a computer.
for me, the internet capabilities of the GPRS-enabled phones are just for emergency use like when you really have to check your email and you don't have a PC with you at the moment. Why would you want to surf at 256 colors and 101x80 resolution when you can go full 32-bit color at 1280x1024?

just my 2c worth.
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Posted: 2002-11-29 07:46:00
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It just cost me a 180$ over my t68i to get a used 7650. I think by the time the p800 hit the market there will be a much better phones... This post was posted from a Nokia 7650
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Posted: 2002-11-29 07:49:00
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T-mobile> I said SOMETHING SIMILAR....I didn't say the T608 was for the GSM market.
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Posted: 2002-11-29 08:14:00
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it sad that some are goin to other phone manufacturers but it has to be accepted. they cant wait for something that is just taking too long... get your act together SE... or you may find yourself in the cellar of the sales game.
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Posted: 2002-11-29 09:59:00
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What worries me is that as a small child i noticed that "looking forward to exiting things" was often better than the event itself, that p800 is going to need a device that sucks your dick,or it`s just going to suck. no gadget is worth wishing your life away for....now if i could JUST SLEEP until it hits the market......
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Posted: 2002-11-29 10:54:00
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Whilst on one hand it is pretty stupid for the vast majority of people, to go out and buy the newest handset on the market, when their current one is perfectly good for the job, there are some of us to which image does count, and I don't mean 'showing off your phone in the playground'. Take me for instance, if I go to meet clients to brag about our companies new technologies and then I pull out my 8210 to answer a call, they wouldn't think anything of it, but if I pulled out the top of the market best you can buy new phone/gadget made my call, went on the net, registered a domain, sent an e-mail etc. it would give my client serious confidence that our company is doing well and has tip top tech, image and impressions do mean a lot in the world of technology!!
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Posted: 2002-11-29 11:26:00
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Or they might think you are a flash bugger who is going to sting them to buy your next toy, Seriously, I know what you mean though cos i do face to face business & a tasty gadget can make good conversation "off" the main reason for you being there, which relaxes people..........thats it......i`ve justified buying one also....
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Posted: 2002-11-29 11:34:00
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I'm glad if I've helped pachy
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Posted: 2002-11-29 11:54:00
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Option after my 12th period? Umm? If you mean it's an option with your contract, sure, but not for people that spend a hundred times more than you to buy the phone SIM free and unlocked. Secondly, a one year old phone doesn't exactly make it less reliable than a new phone. Even so, the new released phones now have been very disappointing anyways.


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Unfortunately it does. A one year old phone is very likely to break quite soon. This is because the mobile manufacturers design the components of the phone with a 1 to 2 year life span. If they designed the phones to have a longer life then they would be too expensive. There would be little point in that as the main market is yearly contract phones.

For that reason I really can't see the point in buying a phone outright.

- moldy
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Posted: 2002-11-29 11:55:00
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Thanx for the help on proving my point moldy cheers.
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Posted: 2002-11-29 15:23:00
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