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Does anyone know where the power-on/off button is? Is it on the top of the phone next to ir? Can anyone confirm that? maybe a picture?
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Posted: 2006-03-14 11:08:08
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power switch is on top next to IR port.
OS is pretty much the same i think as the P990. there is a review already for the W950 and i imagine that except for the keyboard and the walkman player, the OS would be the same as for the M600.
you can read the W950 revie at
www.mobile-review.com
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Posted: 2006-03-14 11:29:04
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The M600 is nice, but without a camera it's out for me. Infact I was keen on the P990, but now that the K800 3.2MP phone has been announced I'll probably go that way, unless a UIQ3 based 3.2MP handset is announced.
For me the most important requirement in a phone is to have a good camera. Once most phone cams reach 4-5MP and have optical zooms, I won't need to look at camera first, but until then I'll always choose a better camera phone over all other considerations (providing it has memory expansion and an mp3 player).
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Posted: 2006-03-15 00:43:26
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Maybe this is a stupid question, but anyway.. Does anyone know what will come with M600? M600, user guide, cd, charger, usb, headphones?, 64mb M2 micro,.. ? any suggestions?
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Posted: 2006-03-15 15:55:47
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Yeah sounds about rigth
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Posted: 2006-03-15 22:01:52
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@max_wedge: what is your criteria for a good camera?
I don`t get all this complains about the M600 lacking the camera. You people filled up 3/4 of all M600 threads all over not just esato. I am very happy that M600 won`t have a camera! (thank you SE) If you want a camera buy P990 or wait for the successor of M600 which is rumored that will have a camera.
I hope M600 will have a reasonable price, ifso it will sell very good cause i saw a lot of M600 threads and people really love this phone.. Also to tako into consideration that P990 is being delayed because of it`s new OS..
So when can we expect M600?
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Posted: 2006-03-16 17:34:47
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The M600 should be pretty soon.
The phone was pretty bug free, freezing a few times but nothing like th P990.
It should come with the regulars, headset, charger, Memory card (64MB Ms Micro), Stylus (turqoise), manual, maybe a screen cleaning cloth.
Not sure how many stylus though, the P910i came with two and the M600 one is easliy lost! so should be two also.
Does any one know if the covers are interchangable?
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Posted: 2006-03-16 18:05:54
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For many people the lack of camera is a complete non-issue, but for some a camera is absolutely required. For those people even though they may like the M600 a lot (I do) they still are forced to consider the P990 if they want a smart phone with camera.
Me I will be looking at the K800 for the 3.2MP camera. Being a photography enthusiast I really like the idea of having my camera with me at all times, so I always go for the best camera avalable as my first preference, any other choice comes after that. The opportunity cost is that I don't get a smartphone for a little longer yet, but that's just life. We have to make choices everyday, no one can have everything they want all the time.
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Posted: 2006-03-17 01:36:51
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If a camera is such a big issue, then buy a camera. Surely, an m600i, with a small digi-cam, is going to be comparable in overall mass and performance. Probably even with price. Am sure tiny low-megapixel camera's are pretty cheap.
Surely that is the solution? If you are a photography enthusiast you won't want the limited ability camera on a phone. Personally, i have phone in one pocket, camera in the other. But that's just me.
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Posted: 2006-03-17 06:02:06
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why the flying f... do you think that saying I personally would not prefer the M600, is a critisicm of the phone? I think it's an excellent phone I'm not dissing it in any way whatsoever.
But now that camera phones are suitable for general photography, I see no reason to continue carrying around a separate camera. FOR ME that is, I don't care what you do. You can carry a hassleblad around if you like, I don't care. But for myself, having a camera and phone combined is a real bonus and I don't see why I should have to concede that I should buy the M600 AND a dedicated digital camera just to satisfy those who think camera phones only have poser value.
It's a crock of shit, camera phones (esp. with the K750 and beyond) are legitimate digital cameras. And as I said I would like smartphopne features, but I don't need them in a phone so badly that I would sacrifice the convenience of a camera phone (which already does email/internet/multimedia functions anyway).
If I could afford it as well as the K800, then I'd buy the damn M600, since I think it's a georgeous piece of kit and would make a great PDA even if I didn't use it as a phone, but I can't afford both so I will continue to look for a device that combines all my most important requirements in one device. Is that really that hard to understand?
BTW, small cheap dedicated digital cameras are inferior to the K750 camera, so your point about having a small extra digital camera being better than a camera phone simply doesn't stack up. You obviously have no idea how far progressed some camera phones are now.
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