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yes if i was goin for a smart fone u would consider the 6630 but i got a p900 which is much better besause of its such screen and ease of input, can u imagin typing and longish (500 word) note on a 6630 keypad??


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Posted: 2004-11-15 21:12:02
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symbian must have been in phones for flexity...but se phones arent catch this boat...And actually it s the one of the most failure for se...what the management try to do not to accept symbian in their phones?SE700 s superb but no symbian?why?
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Posted: 2004-11-17 11:31:05
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se badly need a cheap smartphone(s) , they are loosing the battle in that category very badly . I hope uiq3 will solve the problem,but when ? This message was posted from a T610
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Posted: 2004-11-17 12:00:54
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the 6630 is more smart phone than the V800 and it is cheaper and smaller compaired to the v800 open. You can use SD memory cards of upto 2gb for half the money of a 1gb ms duo pro, if the v800 would support pro, but it doesn't.
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Posted: 2004-11-17 12:03:45
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On 2004-11-17 12:03:45, Dragonfly_TP wrote:
can use SD memory cards of upto 2gb for half the money of a 1gb ms duo pro, if the v800 would support pro, but it doesn't.


V800 does support PRO duo and 6630 only supports RS-MMC which is available in sizes up to 512 MB, but they are, indeed, cheaper.
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Posted: 2004-11-17 17:31:25
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On 2004-11-17 17:31:25, Axe wrote:
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On 2004-11-17 12:03:45, Dragonfly_TP wrote:
can use SD memory cards of upto 2gb for half the money of a 1gb ms duo pro, if the v800 would support pro, but it doesn't.


V800 does support PRO duo and 6630 only supports RS-MMC which is available in sizes up to 512 MB, but they are, indeed, cheaper.


ok so for now 512MB is the most i can use with the 6630 and there will be a larger one like 1Gig in the works
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Posted: 2005-02-08 13:34:47
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V800 here !
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Posted: 2005-02-08 16:15:39
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6630 here after using one for a few days , top Nokia phone.

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Posted: 2005-02-08 16:23:21
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The 6630 doesn't support RS-MMC, it uses a new DV RS-MMC, it won't work with a normal rs-mmc - this is the biggest downside of the 6630 in my experience.

I have to say I rather like the 6630, I already had a P900 so a P910 was a waste of money and the V800 felt limited to me, I already had a K700 and to me the V800 was just a very expensive jazzed up version - the main appeal to me is the price, I got the 6630 for free whereas the V800 would have cost me 150 pounds. The 6630 has one of the best phone cameras I have seen, the screen may not be 262,000 colours but it's very bright and sharp and although Series 60 is flawed it does have quite a bit of flexibility, I like the image and video editing apps, plus Picodrive is a rather cool emulator.

Given the choice of the P900 and 6630 without having used either, I would take the P900 but right now I'm enjoying the 6630 for a change. Even if the 6630 and V800 were the same price, I would have probably still taken the 6630, the V800 just isn't that great for me - still surprised I'm pleased with a Nokia, but there you go...

John
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Posted: 2005-02-08 17:23:50
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I got the 6630 from work and I have a z800 for personal use, both arrived this week. I still haven't totally got used to both phones and I'm not too sure on which I like more, as this is the first Nokia I've ever used.

I think 6630 is definitely a better business phone, since it has QuickOffice word/excel/ppt-type capabilities. Sync with Outlook Calendar is really easy. MMC is a bonus. Nokia PC Suite isn't fantastic though. It has a lot of girth to it, too. (I call mine Spock, since it kinda reminds me of "Beam me up, Scotty").

The Z800 is definitely a personal phone. One issue i have with it is the sunken keys are a lot harder to press than the 6630 keys.
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Posted: 2005-06-09 03:23:42
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