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Sony Ericsson Indonesia Posts: > 500

What is wireless village

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Posted: 2003-08-09 18:56:09
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Superluminova Posts: > 500

yes this phone has more style than the p800 its very industrial in design but that is the only major diffrence between this phone and the p800. which isn't enought for me to purchase one, iam hoping that SE have a few smartphones in development at the moment
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Posted: 2003-08-09 18:57:56
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Tanquen Posts: 44

Hi all-

I can’t believe some don’t like the P900 better than the P800 but to each their own. I love the feature set of the P800 and that is why I waited nine plus months for it to come out, certainly not because of the esthetics. To me the P800 looks like an escapee from “My First Sony” R&D. I did just get the mineral gray housing from Virtual Dynamix, (Rick Paul was very helpful) and I think it helps make the phone look a bit nicer. The pictures that I saw did not make the mineral gray look all that different but now that I have seen it in person I think it looks cool. Anyway, I just think the high-resolution pictures of the P900 look great. I like the housing better, sharper, less toy like. I the stylus is so much better. I like the little covers for all of the lint collectors. I like the little rubber feet. I like the idea of the 65000-color screen. I think it will be nicer to show folks the picture you just took of them. I like the idea of a thinner all be it only slightly thinner phone. I think the P800 feels great in the hand; I just wish it were thinner for placing in pockets and such. As you can tell I will get one as soon as it is out and I’ll sell one of you P800 lovers my old one. Come on, you can use it as a hood ornament or some thing. Just kidding guys, keeping it light.

If anyone else finds some new info be sure to post it.

Thanks.
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Posted: 2003-08-09 22:14:24
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bart Posts: > 500

i know it looks ugly thats true
wireless villadge is like msn but on a phone, but its cost effective, so you use less kb on the gprs or the networks can make it a free service
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Posted: 2003-08-09 22:18:08
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pachy Posts: > 500

I always believed the flip would be removable, some forum members came out with statements like, "the flip is fixed" or "sorry the flip doesn't come off", but with no conformation either way i often wondered why they just made up facts like that without any proof, from theses pics it now seems SE designers were not stupid enough to try to sell a P800 clamshell. Even if the T9 is useable on virtual keypad, i still wont use it myself as i prefer virtual qwerty keyboard.
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Posted: 2003-08-10 02:32:46
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Iceduck Posts: 109

You only say that the P900 is ugly because you've spent your entire savings on the P800.
It's definitely not ugly if you ask me, and the improved screen and flip is probably enough for me to buy it.
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Posted: 2003-08-10 03:09:40
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Yazan24 Posts: > 500

I was one of those people who said the flip wasnt removable.. and these points of info were backed up with sufficient evidence... such as:

1- It does not have the tiny pen looking things at the back of the keyboard hence it should have wiring on the inside..

2- With such a small space it would be hard to fit led's key board and also the removable panel which should touch wiring inside the phone..

3- Sony Ericsson are miracle workers and may find ways around these we can all wait and see...
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Posted: 2003-08-10 03:12:23
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pachy Posts: > 500

@Yazan24, I had answered ALL those points on threads before,the p800 pins touching solution was always a bad idea, the buttons on the p900 need power to send the button push signals to the phone,
that power is also used for the led's, & the thickness is no thinner than some clamshell button casings,
so you hadn't really thought it through had you, how did you think the MCA 20 worked, IT USED A PLUG-IN POWER POINT as its connection, the P900 flip just needs a couple of contacts where it clips on, its no miricle of technology. lots of phones have power going through a hinge joint.

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Posted: 2003-08-10 03:30:53
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GoH Posts: 400

izit me, or did i just read something about CommuniCorder!?
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Posted: 2003-08-10 06:01:15
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Vlammetje Posts: > 500

It iz you!




To the best of my information (which could just as well be classified as rumours) there will be an application for making short videos.
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Posted: 2003-08-10 12:32:46
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