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[ This Message was edited by: Yomans on 2011-01-19 13:15 ]
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Posted: 2002-12-27 00:55:00
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I agree with masmes! You see, most of us don't need to access appointments, send emails and write memos to ourselves 24hrs a day! There are several hrs per day that one can spend with just a regular, hi-tech, 80gr phone like a T68, which already looks kinda bulky on an elegant suit! I don't want a 7650 look-alike hanging from my belt in a padded leather case, nor do I want it to lie defyingly on my café-table. It should be modular; a small, detachable, non-PDA part would be sufficient for most of the day.
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Posted: 2002-12-27 01:09:00
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Oops!!! Multiple, identical posting is not technically acceptable! I should be brought before the Inquisition! Sorry!
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Posted: 2002-12-27 01:15:00
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I don't believe there would be anyone who doesn't like P800 itself. The only problem is SE keeps us waiting for too long. Unfortrunately it is still not available in most of covntries.
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Posted: 2002-12-27 01:29:00
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well maybe, masmes wants a t68 with P800's features. and that would be indeed a Super dreamphone.
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Posted: 2002-12-27 01:56:00
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The only problem with P800 is that it came out late!
If you're looking for a phone to make and answer calls and occasionally send and receive some SMS messages - then there' a million gazillion phones on the market that can do the job nicely. They are what you're looking for - small and light.
P800 is a Swiss army knife of modern, portable multi-media devices. It has a large display which allows you to view Web pages, documents, applications, video, play games. Screen is touch sensitive, therefore interactive. You have no idea how natural such interaction can be unless you try it. And when you do, you'll never go back. You'll wonder how you ever survived without it.
Large display of course means also large phone...but if you make the comparison (size wise only) with similar products on the market you'll soon find out that the P800 is as big and smaller than the rest.
For my needs, P800 is perfect or very close to it. It has an open architecture, powered by a super Symbian 7. Many great applications are yet to hit this phone and I'm sure that a lot of P800's shortcomings will be addressed, eliminated, rendering this already great phone only greater. It can play music, entertain you and then it allows you to share and store your files on the memory stick.
You can take pictures with it and send them to your boss, friends, girlfriend over the internet...it's endless.
So to summarize it all - P800 is for those people who want to carry in their pocket -ALL- that today's science of mobile communications, multimedia and entertainment can offer under one shell. And such things can only come at a high price tag.
I for one am very happy to be the member of the elite club.
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Posted: 2002-12-27 02:41:00
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Ok lets make it clear a phone is for you to make and receive call thats all . The current phone is more than a phone now ! Its more like a computer phone !
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Posted: 2002-12-27 03:09:00
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I don`t consider myself to BE a dreamer.
pachy........next phone P800.
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Posted: 2002-12-27 03:24:00
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Stylus coul have been 2 cm longer...
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Posted: 2002-12-27 07:57:00
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I cant imides what more people want from SE whit T68i still leading and the P800
They are years before Nokia .
But the mp3 or the camera on T68i it is even bigger to P800.
Hade wine for 1 ˝ Week
/ Thomas
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Posted: 2002-12-27 08:06:00
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