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nookiehunter Posts: > 500
the T68i will be around for a LONG time... it's a classic... it rocks!
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Posted: 2002-12-13 23:10:00
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The t68 has had its day. I agree there arent many phones on the market that have as many functions as the t68, but there soon will be. I played with an xda and an spv today, and it made me realise how dated certain things are on the t68. And someone referred to a bluetooth revolution. This will never happen as bluetooth transmission speeds arent fast enough. Bluetooth is only good for headsets and wireless data dialup.
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Posted: 2002-12-13 23:45:00
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Wait 'till microsoft really start supporting bluetooth and you'll see that you can't live without it. They already have a bt keyboard...
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Posted: 2002-12-14 00:53:00
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In respect of my previous post, its my opinion that bluetooth wont be that big. I agree its nice and useful for keyboards etc but after seeing some designs and theoretical transfer speeds for the newer wifi systems im not too sure
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Posted: 2002-12-14 02:48:00
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WiFi is meant for a different market of devices. Bluetooth is meant for personal area networks while WiFi are for local area networks.
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Posted: 2002-12-14 07:49:00
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I'm not a SE hater, first off, FAR from it.
I loved my T68i when I had it, but you guys, if you're thinking straight, have to admit that the 7650 beats the T68i in terms of features. The only two things that the T68i has over the 7650 are the audio profile on the Bluetooth and it's Tri-band.
The 7650 by comparison has email client for up to 6 mailboxes, POP3 and IMAP4 (and its far easier to set up and use as compared to the T68i's, which requires you to know the mailbox settings by their IP address - Ouch!), it also runs on the Symbian 6.0 operating system, which allows you to download and customise it to your tastes (Video playback and record anyone? Or perhaps an HTML web browser?). If it doesn't do something you want, just download a new program to MAKE it do it. As well as this, you have Polyphonic ringtones, built in speakerphone, JAVA, a 4096 colour screen, proper PIM functions (though I'll admit that there's no SyncML onboard - but you can download a Java applet to add this). To top it off, it has four times the memory capacity of the T68i, although its not enough once you start downloading apps to it!!
Look, I like the T68i, and you cant fault it if you're comparing its size to that of the 7650, because the Nokia is a brick. If you're going on features though, as I did when I upgraded my T68i to the 7650, you have to go with the 7650 at the moment.
Having said that, the P800 beats the 7650 in every possible way according to the specs I have read, and luckily because I work in the industry, I have been lucky enough to actually use one. I cant wait for that phone, and I will be ditching the 7650 straight away for one of those when it comes out.
The 7650 doesn't deserve to be flamed. I'm no lover of Nokia, in my opinion I dont happen to believe they are reliable, and most of their phones seem to be identical, just a change in casing, but the 7650 is a very good phone with excellent features.
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Posted: 2002-12-14 10:52:00
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7650 is a smartphone and the t68i is just and still the best cellPHONE on the market. Cheers
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Posted: 2002-12-14 13:29:00
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T68i is/becomes old fashion?
If ever it is, this is a phone I would definitely not just keep but use!!!
And I have just one word for you fellas... it's the "VALUE"
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Posted: 2002-12-15 04:42:00
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If this one is become old fashioned then they make this one as a low end unit about below $100. If that happens then the market will be flooded with T68 (if
will produce). Then you will see a lot of old fashioned unit which are fashionable.
Even high end Nokia units 8210, 8250, 8850, 8890 (which are gray, to be correct black and white) will be no match with T68.
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Posted: 2002-12-15 04:52:00
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personally i pride myself in not following fashon, so i hope it is no longer fashionable, cos i`ll enjoy using the best phone on the market even more !
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Posted: 2002-12-15 05:27:00
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