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My service friend use a 6600, even he is an /// and se fan, cos of the mem card, didnt like to be chained to the duo solution. Just a thought to the statement of whizz
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Posted: 2004-12-13 21:24:07
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I'm looking at the moto mpx220 which is apperently out in Jan (on o2) had a look on the web at it, anyone had a play with one at all?
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Posted: 2004-12-13 23:14:51
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What's the quality of the S700i like for indoor and low light photos? I have a real dilemma on my hands. I want a new phone but given I have P900, can't really see any reason to upgrade to S700i unless the camera is very good. The P910 offers me very little extra imo, given I don't need the extra storage (iRiver for Mp3's). Most of the photo's I see taken by the S700i are landscapes and scenery.....which look very nice but I'm not sure I'd use all that much. I want it for taking nice clarity pics of my mates etc...maybe on a nite out so I don't need to take digital camera. If the S700i takes nice quality photos in most situations then I'll buy it and use it with my P900. Argh!
Might just get the P910i because I know it's a quality phone. Bit of a boring upgrade tho if u ask me?!
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Posted: 2004-12-13 23:42:00
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Thinking of upgrading to p910i or v800..without vodafraud logos and unlocked.. For the extra memory and more apps that can be used on them.
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Posted: 2004-12-14 00:03:41
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@sstitch if you can get a good deal on a P910 go for that. The V800 is on Ebay at a good price and the P900 is more versatile. Let us know what deal you get. . .
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Posted: 2004-12-14 01:46:13
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@SsTiTcH
The V800 would make a good choice.
I knew I had forgotten something ... reasons! If you want a 3G handset then this really is the best available at the moment, although Phones4U seem to have the new Sharp 3G handset for sale. I had a look at it today and it did look rather nice, if somewhat cumbersome, but I digress. The V800 has all the usual standard SE features, plus it is a reasonable size for a 3G handset. Of course if you don't know anyone else who has a 3G handset then the video calling feature will probably be wasted.
The P910 would also be a good choice, as it has a superb range of features and is arguably the best smartphone available at the moment. It is a shame it lacks a MP camera, but this might not be a something you are too interested in.
What you have to do is to decide, which one offers you the features you need most.
@masseur
Just my wee jape.
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Posted: 2004-12-14 02:03:28
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Jim-Bob:
For photos, then its the S700i hands down over the P910i. The camera options are simply amazing and give you more than enough to play around with, the screen quality is fantastic, and its a very easy phone to use. Its only downside is no Duo Pro and no Car-100 support
The S700i also has its built in camera light, might be compatible with the MPF-10 (The lil flash thingy
make)
If you're using more applications however, web browsing, irc/im or other things to make life more useful then the P910i isn't a bad step up form the P900. From the P900 you'll get a brighter clearer screen, whilst its still arguable that it only displays 65k colours in everything but the pictures menu there is a visible difference. The thumbpad is damned useful, and if you're used it it churcns out text alot quicker (in my opinion) than anyother input method available on the phone. They also polished up the icons a bit, I used to use list view for apps, now I won't change back. (Yeah I know, its a small thing)
Between the 2 if its images, then the S700i is it, if its applications and versatility, the P910i.
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Posted: 2004-12-14 02:35:21
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For anyone considering choosing a new mobile because it has Symbian, I would like to suggest that you decide whethe ror not you actually need smartphone capabilities. There are many excellent mobiles available, which do not have a Symbian operating system, which would mean a much wider range to choose from if Symbian isn't absolutely necessary.
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Posted: 2004-12-14 02:40:09
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I use to b a t610 user move to ngage and likin the s700 but its not symbian cuz i hav to programs im quite fond of (mirco pool and guitar tuner) i also mite consider the p900 or p910 if those two programs are downloadable or similar. Im a multimedia user (muzik games mms sms cam lotsa memory and calenda) *Future*
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Posted: 2004-12-14 02:47:53
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Erm... sorry folks! Couldn't reply as i fell asleep while posting! @masseur, how much does the Sendo cost? And is it symbian? I am an apps freak thats why! :-D
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Posted: 2004-12-14 03:29:12
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