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JN, I used my P910i mainley as a MP3 player but since I got the 2GB Mem Stick it doesn't corrospond pretty well with the phone,
I swapped my 6230i to the D750i then to a V3 then to a PSP
I have no intentions to get rid of my D600 till I can upgrde next yr,
I definatley think I will get another Samsung phone or maybe the P990i we'll see
Rite it's nearley 3am time for bed,
luckily I don't start work till 1.30 today
G'N8 all
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Posted: 2006-05-08 03:51:34
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@miss uk - When I had my
P910i (for about a week) . . . I was contented with it as a PDAfone and not an MP3 player, will use an Ipod if ever . . . . . Yeah, keep your D600 longer! Good Night
Dream of me will ya . . .
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Posted: 2006-05-08 03:59:19
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Bit of a thread revival here - I've just bought a secondhand D600 after 're-acquainting' myself with Samsung sliders after fixing a workmates D500 and remembering how good they are, it'll be interesting to see how the photo quality of the D6 measures up with my W800i! Might take a couple of comparison photos and post them here.
@miss uk - You still got your D600, still happy with it?
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Posted: 2006-06-02 13:25:49
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Yeah im very pleased with my D600,
normally I sell my contract phones 2/3mths after down the line cos there crap lol
be nice to get more pics from another user so c'mon yeah get snapping
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Posted: 2006-06-03 01:10:41
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Got the D600 today!
So far, a great little phone, excellent screen, not tried photos yet (going to work soon but will take a couple of pics hopefully!).
One little question, how do you find it's signal strength? The strength on mine is a bit disappointing compared to my W800i
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Posted: 2006-06-03 12:47:50
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Signal seems fine on mine,
when I make calls tho the call clarity seems blocky I dunno maybe it's just me
I wish the phone was as loud as my newly aquired NOKIA 8210, at work the D600 I can't hear it if a txt msg comes thru
the 8210 tho, its bloomin noisey lil blighter
esp on "Special" sms tone
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Posted: 2006-06-03 19:35:37
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First photo comparison between my D600 and W800i, bit of a mixed bag really!
Firstly, the W800i shot, seems to have come out rather blue and a bit grainy. It's a picture of our back garden, taken in fading natural twilight:
And the D600 pic, better colour but seems slightly more blurry:
Overall quite impressed with the D600, though signal isn't quite as good as current SEs but the screen is excellent, best I've seen on a phone so far! Will try a few more comparison shots tomorrow in better light and see how things go
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Posted: 2006-06-04 00:07:57
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On 2006-06-03 19:35:37, miss uk wrote:
Signal seems fine on mine,
when I make calls tho the call clarity seems blocky I dunno maybe it's just me
I wish the phone was as loud as my newly aquired NOKIA 8210, at work the D600 I can't hear it if a txt msg comes thru
the 8210 tho, its bloomin noisey lil blighter
esp on "Special" sms tone
Don't you wish you still would have your P910. Could not beat that phone in clarity and volume.
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Posted: 2006-06-04 06:39:50
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Couple more comparison pictures, taken from the spare room window (through glass) in bright natural sunlight.
W800i first, still seems a bit sharper, got the sky colour in better but a slightly darker image:
D600 pic, did pretty well, bleached the sky out a bit but is a brighter image:
What do others think - W800i or D600 producing the better pictures?
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Posted: 2006-06-04 11:48:53
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Deffo w800i i will always stand by it, i had a D600 last year after having a K750i for a while and was extremelly dissapointed in the picture quality, images were blurry and always out of focus, probably because of lack of autofocus, also the flash on the w800i/k750i enables better close up night pictures etc. Only redeeming feauture of the D600 cam i thought was the video quality
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Posted: 2006-06-04 12:52:02
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