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@kal59.... what basics?
@arroyootje.... at least try to search the web of its capabilities and functions!!!
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Posted: 2003-06-13 13:34:29
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In the future, do a research first before you buy something and don't complain afterwards!
Before I got my
P800, I was eyeing for it for months and learned about it's funtionality and capabilities including the pros and cons whether through esato forum or the internet. Maybe that's why I'm a person that won't have the sense of regreting afterwards!
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Posted: 2003-06-13 13:36:23
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On 2003-06-13 12:29, arroyootje wrote:
What a stupid question!!!! People asked me this too, but HOW THE HELL CAN YOU KNOW????? Until you buy the bloody thing, it's not like the shop give you the phone for a week to test and THEN you buy it!! How come people don't understand this????
i really respect what u said man.. thanks for cleating this poinT!!! u're 100% correct in what u said!!!!
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Posted: 2003-06-13 13:36:32
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sorry for you man
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Posted: 2003-06-13 13:38:28
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i did a research and everything, i was reeading through the p800 thread of the esato on a daily basis, i did a pretty good research on it.. ok tell me, what do u say about the cam? its ajust a simple research thing.. u said u did a research, tell me did u expect the camera be like this????
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Posted: 2003-06-13 13:41:40
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I never expected great quality cam in a mobile phone. If I wanted a cam with good/great quality I would have bought a canon digicam. Or a normal cam. The cam in the P800 is just for fun. Atleast for me. I don't rely on it and never has relied on it to take good/great photos.
Good digicam costs about $300-$1600 buy one if you want a cam.
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Posted: 2003-06-13 13:45:03
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Superluminova Posts: > 500
want to know how you can know if you like the phone efore you buy it? do you? its simply you ask for a demo in each of your local phone stores? its very simple isn't it? because thats what i did! and guess what thats why i bought the p800 because the demos proved to me that it was a great phone!
why spend alot of money on something before you've even tried it out! now thats just stupid in my opinion!
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Posted: 2003-06-13 13:49:24
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mmm, like do a lil research on the product, you should. I went to the extent of reading hundreds of personal reviews, and questioned the product promoter on the negatives reported.
A step further, insist on a demo.
It's like this lil swiss army phone to have around. I'd hate to get into a minor car accident but if the undesirable happens, I'll have the cam at least to rely on, not my expensive digicam.
*p800 bliss*
[ This Message was edited by: Magi on 2003-06-13 13:42 ]
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Posted: 2003-06-13 14:36:06
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That's right, man. I did both the things described here.
Research: Did 6 months of lots of reading about reviews, pics posted and even search my-symbian.com for the kinda softwares available.
Testing it physically: Went to an IT show with the P800 on demo. Tried it for a long time, let others try it and came back for 2nd round to try it again. Back then, I was more impressed with it than the T610 (which wasn't released yet).
Sorry to hear about your plight. That happened to me when I purchased the Mitsubishi M320 - so little known about it - and lived to regret it; changed to a T300 (back to SE) and subsequently, the P800...
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Posted: 2003-06-13 14:46:43
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I`ve been using p 800 for about 4 months and I must say that it rox.
It has everything what a PDA must have and it is a good phone.
I use it for listening to music, watching videos, perfect scheduler, all kinds of messages, surfing internet.
What else do i need ?
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Posted: 2003-06-13 14:55:25
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