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I will, i just read about this phone and now i see the pictures. It looks quite nice actually
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Posted: 2005-03-07 20:14:25
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I got my hands on a proto W800 today!
I work in a shop in Sweden, and one guy that I helped showed me his W800. Damn! I only got my hands on it for like 2 min, but it was really nice. Badly, the proto was all silver-color, and not the "silver-orange" one thatīs on SE site. But the shape, the buttons, the design, the display and the camera was very nice! I asked him to take a picture of me with it, and then he transfered it to my Z1010! It looks really nice on the computer screen! The preferences on the pictures when I look at it on the computer (which camera that did take the picture) does say K750i though.
Just wanted to share this to you all!
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Posted: 2005-03-08 01:08:02
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@Arne Anka,
The coverage of EDGE/GSM/GPRS is huge in North America with AT&TWireless/Cingular or just Cingular if you want to call the united pair in the USA, and seemless roaming in Canada on Rogers & Fido (Fido only GSM/GPRS a true core GSM/GPRS network btw).
research sites on
www.rogers.com for Rogers' wireless (formally known as Rogers AT&T Wireless before shares bought out by Cingular), Fido.ca for (gsm/gprs) Fido, cingular.com for Cingular in the USA.
Fido GSM/GPRS been in Canada (urban locations) for almost 5 years.
Rogers had GPRS (overlayed onto TDMA legacy) since Nov 2 (official) 2001. EDGE since this past July 1/05. Incredible speeds.
I don't want a data card (more cost as Roger's nicknamed Robbers' wants to sell a whole data package and what nots that I don't need), and my upcoming PowerBook 12" doesn't have a PC Card slot.
Cheers.
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Posted: 2005-03-08 01:57:02
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But how does GSM stand against CDMA in NA ?
How big procentage of the total NA market is GSM and how much CDMA. Althoug GSM may be big I got the impression CDMA is even bigger (at least it was once upon a time).
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Posted: 2005-03-08 04:16:59
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Im almost certain that this will be the phone to replace my K700 when my upgrade is due in Aug. It's like the K700 but better. The buttons look solid (which is a real issue for me - the K700 buttons are a bit wobbly) and Id be delighted to see a 3.5 mm socket for the headphone. I wish they'd change the charger and headphone contacts on these phones - they're so prone to loose connections.
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Posted: 2005-03-09 00:04:08
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On 2005-03-06 13:30:28, Arne Anka wrote:
@Prom1
1. Correct me if I'm wrong. But isn't GSM still a small market in NA compared to CDMA ?
2. If you only need Edge as a wireless modem, there are dedicated PC cards from SE and other manufacturers just for that.
Nope, the biggest market in the world and in north america is GSM. Cingular is the biggest GSM provider, and it's currently the leader. More than 8 million people!
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Posted: 2005-03-09 00:14:13
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u guys think that the 2,4,6,8 buttons will be used for fastforward or rewind? maybe..
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Posted: 2005-03-09 04:10:14
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On 2005-03-09 00:14:13, Gabe* wrote:
Nope, the biggest market in the world and in north america is GSM. Cingular is the biggest GSM provider, and it's currently the leader. More than 8 million people!
Eight million people!!! Incredible! Here in Belgium (10 million people), we have more than 8 million mobile phone users...
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Posted: 2005-03-09 17:08:00
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@turt
Maybe he meant the biggest provider in North America not in the world.
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Posted: 2005-03-09 20:25:35
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OK LISTEN UP!
Ive just noticed something on the W800 advert.
on the part where you see the music being transfered, it shows the memory left on the mobile phone....
Zoom in and it says 59.6Gb!
Does this mean it can support MS Duo Pro up to 64Gb????
It SOUNDS like it. They wouldnt put it on the advert if it didnt!
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Posted: 2005-03-10 17:28:43
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