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bavlondon2 Posts: > 500

Thats just wishful thinking imo. This isnt iphone. lol
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Posted: 2008-05-10 19:53:39
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Residentevil Posts: > 500


On 2008-05-10 02:59:57, max_wedge wrote:

On 2008-05-08 15:39:05, rambo47 wrote:
On another forum about another phone, this guy posted some pics and a link to his site. He has the X1 on a "pre-sale" basis for $1799!! That's gonna hurt! The rest of his prices are in line, so it's not like he's posting wild-ass prices all around. If that's any indication of the official price at release, well, that's not good.

http://www.dechowireless.com/[....]ERICSSON_XPERIA_X1-pid264.html



It's not officially available yet so how can he sell it? My guess is "pre-sale" is just a fancy term for "order now". If you buy this phone for $1799, you might if you are lucky get delivery a day or two before it hits the stores everywhere else. But by the time it does hit the stores the phone will be 40% cheaper. So if you want to spend several hundred dollars to get the phone a day or two early, go for it. I know myself I'll be waiting atleast three months after release before buying.




Looks like only $949 to me on that site. That is what I see on other sites as well. So this price is in line with others posted.
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Posted: 2008-05-10 21:06:41
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p85w Posts: 56


On 2008-05-10 19:53:39, bavlondon2 wrote:
Thats just wishful thinking imo. This isnt iphone. lol


NO, I really hope that it isn't that worthless.
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Posted: 2008-05-11 00:48:16
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max_wedge Posts: > 500


On 2008-05-10 21:06:41, Residentevil wrote:

Looks like only $949 to me on that site. That is what I see on other sites as well. So this price is in line with others posted.


Now maybe, but a few days ago it was listed as $1799!!

$949 is more what I would expect for a phone of this calibre.
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Posted: 2008-05-11 02:30:59
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mode Posts: > 500

Question is, is 128mb of RAM enough for a WM device? WM devices are known to be memory hungry. I was hoping SE would up their game and throw in 192-256mb RAM, something unheard of (like what HTC Diamond is now packing) to address to the WM situation or perhaps as an allowance for future killer apps that may require a tremendous amount of RAM. I wouldn't have a doubt if it were running on UIQ
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Posted: 2008-05-11 02:34:12
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WhyBe Posts: > 500

Are there any current WM apps that need that much memory?
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Posted: 2008-05-11 03:57:11
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Mige Posts: 453

X1 or P5?
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Posted: 2008-05-11 05:58:57
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mode Posts: > 500


On 2008-05-11 03:57:11, WhyBe wrote:
Are there any current WM apps that need that much memory?


I'm not referring to any single app, more for seamless multitasking
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Posted: 2008-05-11 06:42:13
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max_wedge Posts: > 500


On 2008-05-11 02:34:12, mode wrote:
Question is, is 128mb of RAM enough for a WM device? WM devices are known to be memory hungry. I was hoping SE would up their game and throw in 192-256mb RAM, something unheard of (like what HTC Diamond is now packing) to address to the WM situation or perhaps as an allowance for future killer apps that may require a tremendous amount of RAM. I wouldn't have a doubt if it were running on UIQ


I agree more than 128 would not be unwelcome, but I think it will run fine with 128. That's still a fair bit of memory, expecially if you store Apps on the mem card. Personally I actually don't find WM to be that much of a memory hog. Poorly written programs can pull the OS down, but if you have a good suite of apps that run well, then you can usualy have a fair bit happening before it starts to grind.

Using a third party task switcher that allows you to fully close apps when you close them also helps the mulit-task situation. Why have programs running that you aren't using?
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Posted: 2008-05-11 06:51:48
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mode Posts: > 500



Using a third party task switcher that allows you to fully close apps when you close them also helps the mulit-task situation. Why have programs running that you aren't using?



The question is, why not? Constant closing of apps reduces battery life and being a work beast that it is, unnecessary power waste is the last thing it needs
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Posted: 2008-05-11 07:02:51
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