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The P910 is a nice phone indeed,a bit outdated thou.I guess the k750 just has the upper hand thou. I've played with both and I think a 6680 will winn them both.Smaller then a P ways more features/software then a K (3G/EDGE S60 smart phones,cheaper) But then again the much expected and long overdue P1000 should settle the dust (for a while)
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Posted: 2005-07-26 04:19:11
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Bring on the candybar small form factor SE smartphone with touchscreen and 2MP camera...
The P910 and K750 are way too different to decide between them. What one misses the other has.
Ideally we need a smartphone from SE that has some modern technology such as GB memory expansion, ATLEAST 1.3MP camera (if not 2 or higher) and is no bigger than an S700 or K750...
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Posted: 2005-07-26 09:53:07
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On 2005-07-26 00:32:07, etaab wrote:
Well, im lucky enough to have a K750i and a P900 right here with me right now.
As much as i love the P series phones, they're woefully short of up to date features IMO. They're also rather cumbersome to use, and difficult to do such simple tasks with, such as sending something via Bluetooth.
The K750i is much quicker at doing things both phones can do. For things the K750i cannot, a cheap Windows based PDA makes up for the P series smartphone features.
I agree 100%. Sold my P900 after 3 weeks of it doing my head in when it came to supposedly simple things. Bought a T630 and a iPaq and got the best of both worlds instead.
ATM i am very tempted to trade S700 for a 6680 just to give S60 a try. Spontaneously the 6680 feels much more desireable than the chunky brick P9**..
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Posted: 2005-07-26 10:02:08
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this is the rumoured specs of the P1000:
UIQ 3.0 (well, pretty sure it must be)
3G Support
Wi-Fi
Internal GPS
400MHz Processor
Built in GPS antenna
3 Megapixel Camera (Yeah!!)
QWERTY keyboard
QVGA
Blackberry Support
So if it's smaller than the current P series - it could be a goer!
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Posted: 2005-07-26 10:10:38
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will o2 sell 3g phones to its customers even if there still on normal 2g? due a upgrade january 2006
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Posted: 2005-07-26 10:19:58
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the reason why i started this thread because a friend of mine was offering his two month old p910 for my brand new k750i. yes, i know that p910 is much different from the k750i in terms of usability and stuffs. i knew that because i came from 2 p900s but unfortunately my first p900 was stolen then my second was swapped with an s700i.
i just miss the functions of a p9 series but, i can't let go of the k750 because of the great camera function. not to mention that it is handy and user friendly.
thanks for the reply guys.
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Posted: 2005-07-26 10:28:38
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depends. p910i is if you need pda features and/or you want a business like phone. the k750i is more practical imo and more updated so i would stick with that
dude_se
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Posted: 2005-07-26 12:34:26
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@tom i was quite in your dilemma not so long ago...coming from a P800, then P900..then P910i i guess i really cannot let go of the P series hehe so i got both harharharharhar
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Posted: 2005-07-26 13:01:22
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@xerx, i wish i have the resources to buy both phones. Ahehe . . .
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Posted: 2005-07-27 06:30:48
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You dont really need a big wad of cash to buy a P series. Simply buy one on a cheap tariff where the phone is also offered cheap, or buy one second hand.
I managed to get a sim free P900 for £220 last year when the phone was only 6 months old. Shop around and im sure you'll find just as good a deal.
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Posted: 2005-07-27 12:38:15
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