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mhorton Posts: > 500

I have had both phone and there are a lot of differance between the 8310 and 6510.


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Posted: 2002-06-17 18:47:00
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d_a_r_k_n_e_z_z Posts: 186

6510 has a bug too like the 8310 so no difference to me. nokia phones repair rate is 8-10% while it's competitors is just only 3%.

nokia = low quality and no durability.
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Posted: 2002-06-17 18:54:00
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mhorton Posts: > 500

Well I have no problems with my 6510, I think it is a much better phone. But it is a Nokia at the end of the day


On Nokia
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Posted: 2002-06-17 23:26:00
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riflogic Posts: > 500

Nokia is just trying too hard. They have always done the same in the past as well. They bring out handsets that are almost identical in features and the only thing they differ in is the looks. Classic examples can be of Nokia 6310 and 6310i, 6510 and 8310 and now 6610 and the 7210.

6610 looks a lot better than the 7210. Nokia is trying very hard indeed but they just do not seem to have the edge over the others any more. They have been the last ones to come out with a Tri-band phone. 6310i is the first Nokia to utilise all three GSM bands. Also I cannot help feel that they (Nokia) are providing these phones (7210 and 6610) with FM-Radio rather than Bluetooth module. Whats the point of taking the phone with a laptop and trying to connect cables and line infra red. Surely Nokia should pick a leaf out of SonyEricsson's book and have the Bluetooth module installed and have an option of an FM-Radio handsfree kit. I think because of this Nokia are losing it big time.


[ This Message was edited by: riflogic on 2002-06-17 23:39 ]
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Posted: 2002-06-18 00:38:00
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allexdos Posts: 184

mate, nokia are not interested in specialist features intended for minority consumer groups - Bluetooth is 1 example. They implement feautures if they deem to be of mass market interest(FM radio) This is a good move, given that they are likely to shift more units and make more profits and boost market share. Bluetooth accessories are too expensive and given its consumer demand, directors will not want to implement such features even if the technology (modules) is cheap. The average consumer would choose radio over bluetooth especially as bluetooth is not well understood in terms of its use and presence!
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Posted: 2002-06-18 00:51:00
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