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don't worry, Spawn.
Have faith in S.E.
This year S.E. is giving only a taste of things to come.
While they may lose out in terms of memory size, they have beaten every competitor in terms of features and functions cramped into a small frame.
This time next year, S.E. would have products that will make today's releases look like stone age stuff.
Let's just say, S.E. will be tapping into it's vast resourses from its parent companies....
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Posted: 2003-10-21 11:55:10
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TheRealSpawn Posts: > 500
I sure hope youre right - today I have the P800, T610 and T310 - and Im thinking of renewing all of them in a near future - and I really hope Im going to be able to renew them with SE phones living up to my expectations for not only features (where noone beats SE) but also classy design and memorysize.
The problem though is, that If I have to wait untill this time next year - I wont be a SE customer any longer - cause I cant wait that long - and all the rescent new versions of the models I use today are a dissapointment to me, P900, Z600, Z200 and T630 - none of them live up to my hopes for replacement of my current models.
[ This Message was edited by: TheRealSpawn on 2003-10-21 11:06 ]
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Posted: 2003-10-21 12:00:46
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I'm sure they will.
I've been using Ericsson since T39 and have been switching phones very often. Despite trying out other brands (being Erisson & S.E. fatigue), my phone run on them has been longer than on any other brands.
Even flashy phones from Samsung (with their solid displays & built quality) and Nokia (nice designs and great sms engine) lasted no more than a month before I swapped back to Ericsson and S.E. Have been swearing by S.E. since T68i and despite the software quirks, they have proven themselves time and again.
Of course I did try out other brands from time to time, but none could hold my interest beyond a month (despite being acustomed to their menu and sms engines too).
And with T610's interface (including sms engine), I'm confident to say it's the best in the current GSM industry. Nothing else even comes close.
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Posted: 2003-10-21 12:09:26
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spawn i think you are wrong in one thing. p900 is the best i meen the best pda symbian phone on market. no other company will beat this phone in time of 1 year to come.
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Posted: 2003-10-21 12:36:10
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Didn't get you mail mate. Sure you sent it to jumper_007 @ hotmail.com
I've put spaces now so you can see it's an underscore.
Thanks.
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Posted: 2003-10-21 12:42:15
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jumper i can send you over messenger if you will it will go faster
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Posted: 2003-10-21 12:49:00
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TheRealSpawn Posts: > 500
#PAVILJONAC
I absolutely agree with you on the P900 being the best pdaphone on the market - no doubt about it - but unfortunately it didnt resolve any of the few complaints I had about my P800 and as such is not a replacement for me for my P800. Because of this I have been considering an Ipaq instead - coupled with a nice phone like my T610 (or as I had hoped for, an upgraded T610 - with more memory and better screen, but same design) To me the functions and the design of the T610 are just perfect - only wished the nice TFT screen and some more memory - and it would have been the best phone ever - for me.
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Posted: 2003-10-21 12:59:08
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spawn think this for a fantasy (i wolud love that)
combine t610 whit motorolas v600 keypad design
woooow that would be a kiiler phone from SE
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Posted: 2003-10-21 13:13:52
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TheRealSpawn Posts: > 500
coool
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Posted: 2003-10-21 13:51:40
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what do you need more than 2 mb for.. i have a T610 and i have always around 1,7 mb free in it.. i don't need all the games and selly pics..
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Posted: 2003-10-21 13:54:26
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