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Still a great looking phone. I like the black housing.
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Posted: 2004-09-23 22:03:35
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On 2004-09-23 16:18:37, Axe wrote:
@ everybody who has tried it (e.g. rsf)
how good is the screen? it has lower resolution than some of its competitors but how does it appear in reality? how well does it perform compared to the sharp-phones that have 320*240?
thanks for the quick response!
what i actually meant was what YOUR opinion is about the screen. i already know the resoultion
so my question is, do you notice big difference between a 320*240-screen and the one that V800 has?
cos thats pretty much the only thing that is not top notch with this phone. if there was not a big differnce then i dont have to be bothered by that any more and happily dream about this phone 'till it comes out, and then buy it
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Posted: 2004-09-23 23:43:55
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Great phone!
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Posted: 2004-09-23 23:48:56
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It's really a great phone. The very first sight I thought that it's K700 + UMTS + clamshell design + 1.3MP camera + MS Pro DUO support, but it's a bit even more:
"The V800 supports multi-tasking, allowing users to make the most of the phone’s functionality by having
more than one application open at a time. Users can, for example, call a travel agent to discuss holiday ideas and simultaneously download pictures of their holiday offers."
And there are some more keys, I'm just wondering what can be the one with the nine squares?
[ This Message was edited by: (An)Dante on 2004-09-24 10:05 ]
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Posted: 2004-09-24 11:04:59
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The 9 squares one is probably for their UI menu.
Would seem strane though as most of the new SE phones are using the UI 12 which is basically a menu with 12 items on.
That would be my guess though mate, a button to access the menu screen
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Posted: 2004-09-24 11:09:37
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Yep, but usually you enter to the menu by pressing the joystick on the main screen. Maybe it is needed because the phone can run several application at a time?
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Posted: 2004-09-24 11:12:33
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A short Question, does the V800 have a radio?
And oh, what about the internal memory. Is it really only 4MB? I read on an other page it has 32MB.
About the swiss version of the V800. Yes, it has no Hardware-Branding, but it has a Software-Branding like all the others Vodafone-V800.
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Posted: 2004-09-24 11:57:50
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What about having mp3 sms tones on this one? or again not
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Posted: 2004-09-24 12:39:42
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On 2004-09-24 12:39:42, jucame wrote:
What about having mp3 sms tones on this one? or again not
yeah, i wonder that too! that is really bad about the k700 vodafone. i really hope this one supports it. can anyone confirm?
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Posted: 2004-09-24 12:50:04
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On 2004-09-23 21:00:46, slass wrote:
It's not the same screen as on K700i, it's same resolution but the one on V800 is bigger in size.
Also, things like when viewing pictures they cover the whole screen on V800, and only a part of it on K700 makes the V800 look even bigger.
The polyphonic ringtones; Well, I can't hear any qualitty difference on K700 and V800, only that on V800 they doesn't sound "shut in", as with K700. (the speaker is better placed on V800).
You can now view images in full screen with the firmware update.
Pick the slide show function when you are viewing an image.
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Posted: 2004-09-24 13:14:19
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