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is the 1500 mAh battery small enough?If you are right,Maria and Shinobu are in BIIIG trouble!
you know I've been waiting for the N81 for some time also.And now its even more than I've expected - with flash memory,WiFi and everything else and on top of that these nice dimensions(17mm thin).1500mAh will make it a dreamphone!
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Posted: 2007-05-13 22:56:07
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Wow, those two announced phones look awesome and the features are nice as well. SE needs to revise their strategies if they want to top Nokia because these two phones are killer. I love the slider especially.
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Posted: 2007-05-14 01:34:10
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SE is sunken..... they have nuthing good out for the past 6 months.... i use to be a SE lover... now im so disappointed.... n now turning around to nokia... first with tis N95 which blew me away... now with a N81 n N82? If those 2 phones comes out liek everyone says... im for sure getting one...
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Posted: 2007-05-14 04:36:58
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is becoming a mid-end market company... funny enough some of their phones are still priced as high end phones
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Posted: 2007-05-14 07:24:03
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On 2007-05-14 07:24:03, SloopJohnB wrote:
is becoming a mid-end market company...
well after all THEY WANTED that
now they have it
but I have the feeling that even their low-end phones don't sell well enough in the 3rd world countries,because even though they show growth in their actives, their market share is still low there.And after the low-end announcement from Nokia,I think people will prefer their models instead of SE's.These low end Nokias look very tough and dust/hit/*** resistant,and pretty inexpensive.
I've been a loyal customer and their fan from the time they were Sony and Ericsson(as many others here) but now its a really hard time for SE.I still have some hope in them,I know they have something interesting to show us.Just respect our time and give us what we want at a reasonable price.
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Posted: 2007-05-14 07:58:36
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The following article appeared in the Irish Businesspost last summer - it's about the lack of high-end phones... Yes it's very much about Ireland, but I bet you'll "get" SE's attitude and business intentions! Bear in mind that at the time the article appeared, you could buy ready to go at vodafone ireland e.g. 9300i, 8800, and some other non-SE handsets well above the euro 600.00 mark... The top Se phone at the time was w800 (voda) and w550 (O2)... Both constantly sold out!
So, SE comments are clearly just a distraction from a low-end driven strategy! :
http://archives.tcm.ie/businesspost/2006/07/23/story15836.asp
(oh, also bear in mind that at the time O2 shops were starting to sell the entire i-pod range...)
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Posted: 2007-05-14 12:10:28
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i must say nokia is just showing its iconic prowess in mobile industry as it announces multiple handets at this point in time while some manufacturers are at slow pace. it is some sort more of nuetralizer to different speculations and expectations from mobile eager consumers, a passive psychological harrasment or bully to aspiring and ambitious player like SE should i say or to all of them. at the same time a hidden panic state or pressure to nokia itself.
long live nokia!!!
i just wish an all in one package of good stuff, but i hate a fast turnover of technology demands by consumers creating so much pressures to manufacturers racing each other and losing one another.
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Posted: 2007-05-14 12:48:29
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@bluechips...
Big thumbs up
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Posted: 2007-05-14 13:02:22
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I dont think SE want to be better than nokia in terms of high end phones at this stage. They are doing what works best for them, which is the mid range. 2008 will be the year where SE will work towards a larger amount of high end phones that can compete with Nokia, at this stage they simply cant. Mid range phones give SE a larger profit, so next year, SE can compete and throw in every technology under the sun in their phones.
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Posted: 2007-05-15 06:40:39
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was just reading over some user opinions of the e61i over at GSMArena, and came accross this comment from a user called 'Nokia Expert Designer' (or it could be designer, that word might not fit
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"""This phone is targeted towards the business audience. We've made it more slimmer and compact in comparison to the previous Nokia e61. The Nokia e61 was covered in plastic while this mobile handset is covered in stainless steel. A 2 megapixel camera has been also added along with many software updates.Anyone who is wondering if this mobile handset is music oreintated-it is. There is an amazing media player and the speakers have been tested and work really well. This phone is great for watching videos and is great for Wi-fi. Look forward to the n81 if you like to play games a lot and listen to music with 8GB built in memory. Also look forward for the n82, which features Wi-fi, a 5megapixel camera with Xenon flash and integrated protection. That's all the specs I'll tell you guys. These new handsets will come out at the end of 2007 (December), and they will cost more than 500 dollars. By the way, I'm from Germany. I hope this information helps."""""
if this guy actually does work for nokia, then it seems the n81/n82 will infact come in q4, but not until the end of q4...
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Posted: 2007-05-22 06:51:20
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