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When Symbian was first formed around 2000, Ericsson showed a number of devices in prototype form. There were 3 that I remember:
1. The R380 prototype
2. A Palm form factor device
3. A Psion 5 type (Communicator) device
Now that last type had a thin and foldable keyboard, I assume so that you could use it as a tablet (Palm form factor and may be like the T3 with horizontal display) and as a Communicator when you needd to enter text. It may be this last prototype that is now being developed by SE into a commercial product (have you seen the Clie UX50?).
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Posted: 2003-10-27 09:07:42
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good after noon guys.
first of all, i would liek to thank all of you for your inputs regarding my inquiries. I appreciate them. the thing with old GF and th enew one is very comparable
in my old days anyway..hehehe..
Jah..nope. havent seen the clie but i posted this other one under the heading, imate pocket pc.
i called axiom here but they dont have an idea about the exact price. something between $700- 800 according to them. I will see if this one place (APTEC) will trade in my P800. however, if you look at my other post, a colleague of mine has just bought the imate pocket pc. I'm trying to find a review for it but can't. the imate lookms good with some heavy memory on it and a cam recorder i think.
going back to P900, its gonna be difficult buying one if a shop doesnt trade in! and if a new phone will be release by SE, it will even make it more difficult to buy the P900. hmmm..
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Posted: 2003-10-27 09:17:34
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So D_G,
Is the P900 released in UAE yet? About how much does it cost without signing up a new line or trade in.
Anyway,
I've been to Dubai airport, and I must say that it is one of the most technologically advanced airport in the Middle East.
Thanks,
Rocky
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Posted: 2003-10-27 13:39:25
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Limassol airport is one of the least!
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Posted: 2003-10-27 19:18:50
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KL airport in Malaysia great too.
Makes Heathrow and Gatwick look like the 2 old blokes of aviation.
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Posted: 2003-10-27 19:20:51
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Heathrow is pretty groovy.
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Posted: 2003-10-27 19:27:05
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only the exit of Heathrow is "groovy", I am through there at least 2 times a month and the place is a pit.....
You would never beleive that this place has more passengers go though it than any other airport...
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Posted: 2003-10-27 19:39:34
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If you are standing in line waiting to go through the metal detectors you would. The only airport that I have ever been to where there was bigger Qs was Stanstead.
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Posted: 2003-10-27 19:42:30
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Great conversation guys i love airports. singapore changi is my favourite so far, headin to kuala lumpur in 2 weeks, never been there is it nice? is there anything at the airport of special interest?
heathrow is kinda "groovy" but theres too many people.
[ This Message was edited by: jackblue on 2003-10-28 05:48 ]
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Posted: 2003-10-28 03:51:30
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Try not to get lost at the KL International Airport
Drop by the Malaysian thread and say hello
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Posted: 2003-10-28 04:50:31
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