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On 2003-01-29 21:22, Rashkae wrote:
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On 2003-01-29 19:25, quick_org_69 wrote:
What u on? talk time 3.5 hours, standby 3 days. people say that they have to charge p800 every day
Yes, and the P800 has better stats.
If you use the SPv as much as you'd use a P800, then you'd be recharging the SPV within 10 hours.
exactly! hehe, if i use my p800 as much as i think that you use your SPV, 1 have like 5-6 days stand-by!
[ This Message was edited by: Freak on 2003-01-29 20:43 ]
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Posted: 2003-01-29 21:38:00
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I would never touch a Microsoft based mobile phone. It's full of bugs and has lousy standbytime.
I read on the danish mobil site that the new SPV update that fixed some earlier bugs introduced some new ones. If you use Keylock with the new software the SPV hangs when you get an SMS. Microsoft in a nutshell...
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Posted: 2003-01-29 23:16:00
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Hehe, just checked out Mobil as well (www.dk.mobil.nu). The site also says that the latest SW version that was expected to enable the extra three Danish letters on the phone (Æ, Ø and Å) would NOT add this basic feature to the phone after all. The same goes for T9.
So, if I understand this correctly (and I think I do), this is a phone with max ONE day stand-by time, buggy MS software, poor library of applications, NO T9 and NO Scandinavian letters (which is a big deal, try writing English without 'a'). This sure is a great alternative to P800
Also, Orange will not promise when they can fix the problems. I unofficially declare MS Smartphone 2002 dead.
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Posted: 2003-01-30 01:15:00
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but you in your very first post already ebtablished you liked the SPV because it has LESS feature! how do you even expect us to follow that argument? Actually a Nokia would be best for you. In the very least it runs symbian.
This message was posted from a P800
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Posted: 2003-01-30 01:38:00
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Only N7650/3650 and N92## are Symbian powered, and in fact the 3650 scores higher than the SPV on features.
This message was posted from a P800
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Posted: 2003-01-30 01:57:00
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I am getting an SPV tomorrow for free, which can't be bad. Got rid of my T68i a month ago and I have been using the old R380 for this month. I am unsure about the P800 because the only thing that matters to me is MP3 and although P800 can play MP3s I am sure you cannot store a lot of them on the phone. Also, it can only work with normal memory stick duos and not the magic gate ms duos. I am planning to buy a 512Mb SD card for the SPV and store a whole lot of MP3s.
But saying that I should point out that I am a bit nervous about getting the phone as it is missing Symbian and running on microsoft which is terrible and this is the only thing that I think lets the phone down badly. Nevertheless, I will only be using the SPV only for some months before 3G is rolled out in the UK.
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Posted: 2003-01-30 12:11:00
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well you will have 512 MB but you will be able to play just 1 hour 46 minutes on your SPV.
for p800 u will get in march 128MB duos and you will be able to play cuntinuosly music for 5 hours 46 minutes*... on 1 bat. charge.
Now tell me which is more usefull spv or p800
i see only 1 winner now p800.
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*Bat. time are just expected time real time might differ
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Posted: 2003-01-30 12:37:00
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P800 and SPV are TERRIBLE MP3 players. Buy an iPod for christ sake! It's not that expensive anymore and believe me, you'll love it.
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Posted: 2003-01-30 13:21:00
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yeah, i got a 10gb ipod 4 pc its great
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Posted: 2003-01-30 17:55:00
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5 hours and 46 minutes on a 128Mb ms duo. Are you a 100% positive about it? Cuz now I am having second thoughts, but then again I will only be using SPV for a few months. Looks like P800 is gonna beat every other phone's ass when it is released
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The quality of MP3s cannot be that bad on the P800 or SPV. I agree that the Apple i-pod is the way to go if you want high quality MP3s but I cannot be bothered to carry two things around. I like the idea of having just phone that can do anything you like on the move. Again, I should mention SPV will be with me for only a few months before 3G networks/handsets are released.
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Posted: 2003-01-30 19:50:00
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