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alias Posts: 120

The T610 will survive. 3G won't slow down sales of the T610. This message was posted from a T68i
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Posted: 2003-03-14 22:37:00
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DragonEye Posts: > 500

And it'll hit North America in 2020 mwwwahhahahaahaaha
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Posted: 2003-03-14 22:37:00
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Devilman Posts: 30

If T610 is a competitor to the Nokia 7250. Then there will no problems there. As we all know the T610 will kick butt in that field. But we all know very well that Nokia bring phones to the market VERY quickly.

I guess my point here is that will SE make it to see the end of 2003....



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Posted: 2003-03-14 22:49:00
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ppcrockar Posts: > 500

AFAIK SE are selling quite good right now. The T68i is quite cheap and the T100 is selling very well on the markets where it is available. The P800 is also selling well (in the markets where it is available) and will soon be launched worldwide.

3G networks will only be available on very limited places this year, and will not make much of an impact on phone sales. And as I said earlier the Nokia 6650 is the worst 3G phone announced so far, not only is it's features not very good, it is also very ugly (like a 4-year step back in time).

The T610 looks very good compared to the rest of the GSM phones.
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Posted: 2003-03-14 23:03:00
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d' fuhrer Posts: 163

i totally agree with you devil my boy but i won't buy the two phones you mentioned. there will be other better phones that will be released this year.

p.s.

i was once a SE hardcore fan.
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Posted: 2003-03-14 23:35:00
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anonymuser Posts: > 500

you're talking crap because as many other people have pointed, 3G is not an issue here. 3G will not be mass market for a very long time, if at all- just because hutchinson are launching services (some time) does not people are going to buy into it. they may very well not, at least not at a price that means anything worthwhile to hutchinson, or the other providers.

in the meantime, which is likely to last quite a while, gsm is tried and trusted technology that the mass market is comfortable with, and comfortable paying for. i applaud SE for having a killer 3G phone (the Z1010) up their sleeve for the future, but realistically they have to concentrate on the gsm market for quite a while yet.
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Posted: 2003-03-14 23:51:00
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Devilman Posts: 30

Am not Anti-SE I like their products I’ve got a lot of SE products myself. But all am saying is lets hope they don’t make a dogs dinner (Mess) with 3G as they did with GSM. Because there’s going to be a lot of heavy players in this new market.

Sure the T610 is a great phone on paper; but am left with the feeling too little too late.

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SE better start praying that Nokia get on BT band wagon

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Posted: 2003-03-15 00:12:00
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anonymuser Posts: > 500

see, two things wrong in that post. first, with the Z1010, SE already have a 3G killer. secondly, the fact that nokia are being slow on the BT front is to their own detriment, not SE's- they've badly misjudged the market on that score. People are already buying phones on the strength of BT- not manufacturer loyalty- and that is currently working to SE's advantage.
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Posted: 2003-03-15 00:19:00
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Devilman Posts: 30

Look it’s very easy for BT to die a quick death, and Nokia are not helping by releasing new phones without BT. It’s not that their not quick on the uptake it’s their putting out a clear statement about the BT product.

Please also note that Nokia sell more headsets than SE; so BT could do with help from Nokia.

And that’s a FACT

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Posted: 2003-03-15 00:25:00
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anonymuser Posts: > 500

the fact is BT has been snowballing over the last year, with or without nokia (or even SE for that matter). after an admittedly slow start, some time ago now, it's now booming.

if you'd been posting this a year or so ago, i'd have rubbed my chin and thought maybe you had a point. but right now, you don't. nokia are making the mistake here; BT is already too big for them to kill, even if they wanted too. they're just being typically slow in implementing the latest technology, as always.
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Posted: 2003-03-15 00:37:00
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