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jplacson Posts: > 500

WHy does everyone want everyone else to have the phone that they have?!?!?!? "T68i or T300"... Geez, GET WHAT YOU WANT!!! I own a T68, but if someone asked me which one to get, and this person doesn't need Bluetooth...I'd strongly recommend the T300. IF the person needs Bluetooth, but wants a cheaper solution..I'd say get the T39 or R520. If they want a REALLY expensive phone that can't do S***...I'd say get a Nokia. Simple as that.

Don't persuade people to get all the same phones! All SE phones have their own target market... just cuz it's NEW doesn't mean it's better than something that is old. The T300 was NOT meant to replace the T68 in ANY way. Neither is the upcoming P800... the P800 replaces the R380, the T300 is a new line, the T100 & T200 replace the R600 and T65. The T600 replces the T66.

saying "I'm upgrading from my T68 to the T300" would be like saying, I'm upgrading my 2001 S500 Benz for the new 2002 C220 Benz!
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Posted: 2002-10-03 11:24:00
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jeRrRKKKK Posts: 39

I don't think you got the topic of conversation here It's not asking you to buy the t300 and UPGRADE your t68 but It's about is the t300 a better phone than the t68 and would we get it? In no way did we talk about upgrading to t300 becos It's t68's replacement!!! This post was posted from a T68i
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Posted: 2002-10-03 14:12:00
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rob Posts: 151

I wouldn´t change my T68 for a T300. There is only one reason to do that according to me. And that is if you like to play the games in the T300. They look real cool. It would be nice if you were offered to chose some of the T300 games instead of the ones in the T68, when upgrading!
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Posted: 2002-10-03 22:31:00
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jucame Posts: > 500

I will upgrade to a Panasonic GD87 why buy a cheaper version of my T68i? upgrade is the most.
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Posted: 2002-10-03 22:48:00
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_KoTTeN_ Posts: 4

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On 2002-10-02 22:02, jb wrote:
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On 2002-10-02 02:01, Jonteponte wrote:
probably too. Games can be downloaded OTA (Over the air) with Wap Push. SE has a site with free games to DL+the phone comes with some games preinstalled.


Do you know of a site that exists NOW?


U can try with http://www.mophun.com/. There u can try some games, and the are realy cool!
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Posted: 2002-10-04 00:31:00
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ojsph Posts: 62

is t300 can view wap animations? how is polyphonic tones compared to nokia, is it loud enough? how about menu speed ? web browser or what format?screen color quality? is it refined than t68 or more improved with less features? any comments from lucky owners! thanks! This post was posted from a T65
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Posted: 2002-10-04 02:49:00
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TomyLee Posts: 10

T68i has better Design, i Loved it. i don't want to change
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Posted: 2002-10-09 23:06:00
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bjarne1 Posts: 117

SE own wap site and you can get there direct from the game menu in the phone.
The games ROCK.
The polyfonic tunes ROCK
Changing of front cover ROCK
The size is accepteble.
I could never downgrade to an t68i, despite the size.

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On 2002-10-04 00:31, _KoTTeN_ wrote:
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On 2002-10-02 22:02, jb wrote:
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On 2002-10-02 02:01, Jonteponte wrote:
probably too. Games can be downloaded OTA (Over the air) with Wap Push. SE has a site with free games to DL+the phone comes with some games preinstalled.


Do you know of a site that exists NOW?


U can try with http://www.mophun.com/. There u can try some games, and the are realy cool!

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Posted: 2002-10-09 23:45:00
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warp86 Posts: 129

Try P800
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Posted: 2002-10-10 02:30:00
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geoffreyw Posts: 104

Does anybody know if the DBA-10 will work with the T300. If so, then that would make it a viable purchase for me. I do use bluetooth extensively (headset and pc connection) and therefore as it stands, the T300 is of little use to me.
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Posted: 2002-10-10 20:22:00
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