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The N6610 do have tri-band. But, as you said no bluetooth. Instead you have:
Downloadable personal applications via Java technology
Integrated FM radio
Polyphonic ringing tones
4096 color display with twice resolution of T68.
Removable cover
Handsfree speaker
Between T68 and N6610, I will choose the 6610 - I can live without bluetooth
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Posted: 2003-01-06 19:14:00
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although it's bigger, and there's no email client, or syncml, or voice dialling, or voice control.. not even voice memo.. so in truth it's just another alternative phone and maybe, for you, a better choice. but it's not a direct replacement for the t68 and it's not going to impress a lot of t68 users who take these features (and the all important bluetooth) for granted.
it's been said before, but the fact is there is
no phone on the market now that improves on the t68. we're going to have to wait for SE to do that.
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Posted: 2003-01-06 20:15:00
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Why is everyone waiting for Monday? Are they having a conference or something?
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Posted: 2003-01-06 20:21:00
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No, the N6610 it's not bigger than T68.
N6610 - 106*45*18 = 85,9 cm3
T68 - 100*48*20 = 96 cm3
The T68 is 10 cm3 bigger!
About email client. You can always download a mail client as java app
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Posted: 2003-01-06 20:34:00
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taller = bigger for me. i appreciate you can download things, but email is an important feature for me (as are the voice features)- i'm far happier having a good client biult in.
i'm not criticising the 6610, it just doesn't do everything my t68 does. it does some other things, which i'm personally less interested in, but it doesn't do basic things like voice dialing that i've been used to since my t28 three years ago- for me that's no good.
show me a phone that does everything the t68 does, and then improves on it, and i might buy it. in a year or so..
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Posted: 2003-01-06 20:51:00
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Sorry, maybe a stupid question but what does "HSCSD" mean???
tried to find it in manual but didn't succeed
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Posted: 2003-01-06 21:12:00
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i think "high speed circuit switched data". It's basically an alternative system to GPRS (general packet radio services) for high speed data transfer over gsm.
i don't honestly know which is better, but networks either offer one or the other- not both. having the phone support both (like most, if not possibly all, ericsson's) just gives you greater flexibility over who you use.
here in the UK, i think only Orange do HSCSD, while the others all offer GPRS. could be wrong tho.
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Posted: 2003-01-06 21:18:00
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@Boinng
Thanks for the clear info, even this dumb blond woman understands it now
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Posted: 2003-01-06 23:05:00
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