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That gives me an idea!!

If anybody has got a old that they don't mind destroyed maybe we can get them to test out different scenarios.

eg.
Runover
thrown from a speeding train
Different floors from different heights.
Humidity
Heat
pressure on casing

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Posted: 2004-10-11 18:34:26
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I still have my old T28s, still works... I keep it as a back-up phone. And it still looks incredibly good.

I also have my R310s which I take out of town on my trips to the beach and stuff. It works perfectly, except for the worn out keys.

My P800 is still in excellent shape, and the phone I've used the longest (almost 2 years)

I LOVE ERICSSON/SONYERICSSON phones. I wouldn't be sticking with them all these years if they weren't worth it.
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Posted: 2004-10-11 18:35:30
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Never had an oppurtunity to drop my k700i
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Posted: 2004-10-11 18:38:09
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While talking on the phone I dropped it as I was a little drunk.
I tried to stop it hitting the pavement by sticking out my foot but decided to boot it into the road.
A cupple of scratches, no biggy


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Posted: 2004-10-11 18:42:59
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I'd like to see someone volunteer their S700 for 'testing'
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Posted: 2004-10-11 18:46:44
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On 2004-10-11 17:44:08, marlonxp wrote:
I have a friend who kicks around his t105 but it is still working.



Hmmm . . . maybe used a soccer ball here !
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Posted: 2004-10-12 03:33:50
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Water-damaged T200.

Brother's roommate forgot to take the T200 out of the pants pocket before washing the pants. Takes it out, lets it dry for months. Brother gives the phone to me since the battery is good and all. He said if I could fix it, I could have it. I boot it up and it worked. Could make calls and receive. Keys weren't fully working so had to 'condition' them (basically press them until a reaction happened). Got all the keys to work, except the YES key and the volume down sidekey. Headset port was fried, and charging part is wonky. Took it to my local provider that was offering free phone repairs during one month and got them to take a look. Water damage isn't covered under warranty of course, but they offered to clean it for me. Got it cleaned and the YES key worked again. Needed to get it flashed as well, so in the end, it works. It randomly reboots or shuts off, but hey, I use it for work (deliveries) so I don't really care about bashing it and all since it's busted already. As long as I can make and receive calls, then it's fine The sim is worth more to me than the phone haha. I even took it to get unlocked
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Posted: 2004-10-12 03:52:11
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Do you remember this guy who had once posted in a thread that he dropped his P900 IN THE SEA! :-D This message was posted from a T230
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Posted: 2004-10-12 03:53:47
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On 2004-10-12 03:53:47, whizkidd wrote:
Do you remember this guy who had once posted in a thread that he dropped his P900 IN THE SEA!



This message was posted from a T230


Then what happened mate, I've never seen the thread, please continue his story here . . . . ?
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Posted: 2004-10-12 03:59:11
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I don't remember which thread it was. But the important thing is that his phone survived! He was in a vacation or something on some island. Well this is what i remember as of now! This message was posted from a T230
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Posted: 2004-10-12 04:06:25
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