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350 euro for a top of the line feature phone is not cheap... in fact i don't think it's a lower price than normal anyway.

I remember when I got my K700 back in the day. GOt it the first week it was available and I paid $550 USD.
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Posted: 2009-06-10 18:28:38
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Pretty cheap owing to the features it offers. The same phone if installed with a viable OS would have been a bargain. Its for people to understand that most people dont need a smartphone and are happy with the features provided to them.
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Posted: 2009-06-10 18:50:10
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Well i don't know about those features.... music and pictures. SE needs to look out for older people too, those who are not impressed by Walkmans and Cyber-Shots.. Those brands are for the teenagers and 2x year olds. In fact im 21, but i don't look at non smartphones anymore. I need a multimedia phone, with advanced features too. will hope that X2 comes out fast, and cheap. Thats what i was thinking today. the X1 is about 600euro tops. And still noone will buy it. For that money you can buy a HTC touch HD, or something similar. I want a SE, but it's simply outrageous. WTF is it made out of gold? an 500euro max price range would be welcomed for the X2 or Satio. Even then only 10% of the total phone users would buy it. or maybe less. I would go for no memory stick, and other stuff that can be removed to save money. You can buy them later when you recover financially. I really want to change my phone this year, but my dog doesn't poop $.
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Posted: 2009-06-10 20:25:13
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norbi i'm from romania too
a friend of mine bought a brand new xperia x1 for 1100 ron you know
i know some ppl that know some ppl that have HONEST prices per device

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Posted: 2009-06-10 20:47:43
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when I reviewed the spesifications from developer website
they didn't mentioned Arabic encoding

which reminds of my P990i that didn't has too , till include it in the next P1i

I guess the upcoming X2 would have Arabic support so the SATIO successor
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Posted: 2009-06-10 20:49:48
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no internal memory and no exmor se is down...
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Posted: 2009-06-10 20:58:31
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Wow, now thats a small price. But that line made me LOL my pants ) "i know some people who know some people who rob some people" ) =)) ok i edited it a little.
OFF TOPIC: warranty/new handsets/etc ? or stolen from germany and decoded ? PM me
1100 ron... thats a bargain.
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Posted: 2009-06-10 21:00:27
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Sry for double post, but i forgot the edit..
I really don't care anymore for tha EXMOR thing, because even if it would be that, SE wuldn't use the top of the line EXMORs (like in the mini digicams ... T series?). Because if it would have been that, it would be best camera phone on the planet, it would beat the living crap out of other phones. And about that internal memory. It has ~150MB.. it has microSD, so that makes up for it (cheaper than M2 - good choice, since M2 was too good, and nothing used its potential 100%.. even the best of the best phones only used 20-40% of it's speed, and it was 2x the mSD price). I don't see the reason for internal memory now, since everything is installed on card. BTW why do u need internal memory? I'm just sad about the keypad.. no sliding qwerty pad full touch is ... well, not my favorite.
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Posted: 2009-06-10 21:06:05
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So X2 may suit better for you

Internal memory it's important as video recording in Symbian Phones consume it a lot!! It's not crucial to me, but I wouldn't mind having 8Gb/16Gb/32Gb internal memory as some Samsungs and Nokia phones. Better having it and don't need it, than need it and don't have it
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Posted: 2009-06-10 22:08:48
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What do you mean by that? If VR consumes internal memory, then that means the 150mb will fill up quickly, thus the VR is limited...
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Posted: 2009-06-10 23:54:52
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