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Neither would I buy them....they are all BRICKS! Better wait for Neonode N1.
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Posted: 2003-01-22 04:35:00
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Well, it all comes down to each persons personal prefferance/needs. For me, the Neonode N1 is just too small. I really don't see how it can be practical for any serious use. It's more like a flashy multimedia toy aimed at the youth market. And not being Symbian powered makes it a no-buy too in my book.
This message was posted from a P800
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Posted: 2003-01-22 04:47:00
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if it's not buggy, why does it sometimes tell you to reset the p800? ain't that a bug itself?
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Posted: 2003-01-22 04:52:00
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I wouldn't classify that as a BUG. Remember that we are dealing with an advanced Operative System. Compare it to the OS on your computer. Sometimes the OS will get software installed that doesn't agree well with other software installed or with the OS itselves etc. This will cause the device to \"crash\" and a reboot is needed. This is normal for an advanced unit like this, and it will most probably still happen sometimes no matter how many firmware upgrades you get. So you see, the 10 seconds reboot screen is more like a feature so you don't have to remove the battery to reboot. The same \"crashes\" happens on 92#0's and 7650's as well, and they've been out a while already and been through several upgrades. I rarely get these \"crashes\". I am completely amazed how bugfree this device really is, especially considering how feature rich and advanced it is.
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Posted: 2003-01-22 05:13:00
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wanted a 7650 at first, but when i saw the P800 on the net last year, changed my mind even before the 7650 came out. No contest, except for the price.
3 main reasons for considering P800:
1. Expandability! Has memory stick expansion.
2. Touch screen! Easier navigation.
3. Tri-band. A bonus.
These are what made me choose P800 over the 7650
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Posted: 2003-01-22 05:15:00
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Remember that P800 is made to handle alot of different things at the same time, so sometimes it might get too many commands from the user for the OS handle(not often), and that might confuse the OS and cause it hang, which will require a reboot to make it clear-headed again, so to speak...
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Posted: 2003-01-22 05:24:00
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despite we don't have any of them here in mexico, i'd chose P800 cause it's got a built-in MP3 player and polyphony!
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Posted: 2003-01-22 07:10:00
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some of you guys are so naiv!! it's glass clear that the 7650 has more third party apps in the market cuz like somebody said it was out in JULY and the P800 in DECEMBER !! and the P800 is not even officially out in most countries in this world!! Oh c'mon, stop thinking that the 7650 is way better than the P800.
but let us be honest, everything is this world got their plus' and minuses and that goes for the 7650 and the P800 too! but give the P800 some time and you will see !!
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Posted: 2003-01-22 09:49:00
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Guys, just note that P800 has come almost one year after 7650, and as far as I've heard (I'll try one soon
) it's not quite the perfect thing (strange UI e.g. for changing ringtone, bugs, etc).
Not that 7650 is perfect either (I don't like the looks for instance), but it's been very stable from the very start.
Anyway, I wouldn't get any of them. I'd rather get 3650, definitely.
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Posted: 2003-01-22 10:10:00
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it's 2 completely different products. the comparison is utter futile.
the only thing they have in common is that u can make phone calls an take photos with both.
it's like comparing a soccer team to a tennis player - wake up!
7650 is in the t68 market segment, not the p800. the only nokia phone u could compare toa a p800 would be those huge communicators, i think.
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Posted: 2003-01-22 10:22:00
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