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I've heard that too.... That the Neonode was designed by former Ericsson employees.
This message was posted from a P800
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Posted: 2003-01-12 03:29:00
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the worst should be the 8250,constanlt no network,and the vibrating alert keeps failing..
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Posted: 2003-01-12 04:03:00
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no no no......
the motorola T193 is the king of the worst!
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Posted: 2003-01-12 08:55:00
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I dont' get the N1 Neonode. How r u supposed to surf the web on that lil screen without a stylus. R u supposed to like press ur finger down on those tiny links? and what about text input? it seems too small to me. though good for a mp3 player, camera, and phone, just don't see the email and internet working well on that thing.
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Posted: 2003-01-12 09:25:00
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For surfing and selecting links, the N1 has a 5-way D-pad via that funny looking square button under the screen.
The Neonode N1 has a unique touchscreen input design... the video on their website showed some sort of "THUMB GRAFFITI" where you don't need a stylus to enter text/numbers. The screen responds to thumb gestures, so it's kinda like "Jot" on the P800, except the screen detects & tracks movement rather than point precision. It's actually a great idea for a device of this size.
The N1 is NOT NOT NOT aimed to compete against the P800. The N1 is NOT a communicator, it is NOT a business tool. It is aimed as a fun media phone. MP3s, videos, and photos.... surfing the internet is NOT a priority function. (If you notice, most Nokia 8310 users don't even know their unit has internet..hahahaha)
The N1 is aimed at the mass market. Something I think SE is neglecting. The N1 is aimed directly at the SE T300, and Nokia 3650 market.... I think the N1 will win..If they make the N1 available in all markets.
Note: the N1 has THE BEST mobile screen out on the market today... better than ALL, and I really mean ALL, PDAs, mobile phones, and smartphones.
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Posted: 2003-01-12 10:12:00
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Your "best" may not be my "best" but i`ll reserve judgement untill i try one for real. sounds interesting, because you would expect Nokia to be showing off something with "wow" factor, but they havn`t got anything interesting to show.
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Posted: 2003-01-12 17:13:00
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Nokia NEVER showed anything with a WOW factor...EVER! The N1 has an 18-bit TFT screen. (or so they claim) ... All smartphones have a 12-bit screen. PDAs have 16-bit. You do the math.
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Posted: 2003-01-12 18:21:00
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The t300 looks really nice in real life. Looks very unique.
Pictures really don't do it justice.
I don't like the t200 at all.
And the the design on the t600 I feel is definitely a step down from t66.
But of course. compared to t68i(IMO the best looking phone in the world) they are all ugly.
I really cannot express how much I like the looks of the t68i(with the blue button lights. And the buttons are equally lit(not like nokia where some of the buttons are darker than the others).
The semi mettalic paint. and the metal like area around the display and joystick...
A work of art.
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Posted: 2003-01-12 18:33:00
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The t300 looks really nice in real life. Looks very unique.
Pictures really don't do it justice.
I don't like the t200 at all.
And the the design on the t600 I feel is definitely a step down from t66.
But of course. compared to t68i(IMO the best looking phone in the world) they are all ugly.
I really cannot express how much I like the looks of the t68i(with the blue button lights. And the buttons are equally lit(not like nokia where some of the buttons are darker than the others).
The semi mettalic paint. and the metal like area around the display and joystick...
A work of art.
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Posted: 2003-01-12 18:33:00
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I have to agree. I have the T300 in the dark green colour, and i have to admit it really looks good. and feels "solid" unlike the Noktendo 3xxx series whcih it is competing with. Have a look at the baterry covers and the front cover, tis solidly built. and looks "flush", no creakign or rattling. Yes when i saw the phoen on the pics i thought "yuck" especially since it looks bigger on the pics. But its only slightly larger than the t68.
What i really dont get is that for a "mass market" phone, it has a thin Lithium Polymer battery and infrared. hmmm, not that i am complaining!
As for the t68i, yerah i have one of those too. Actually a T68, which i replaced the front to the t68i front. and its gorgeous.
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Posted: 2003-01-13 11:57:00
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