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[ This Message was edited by: darknoob on 2008-01-24 15:59 ]
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Posted: 2008-01-24 16:59:37
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what about any pics of the antennae attachment?
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Posted: 2008-01-24 17:05:34
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Looks great both closed and open..
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Posted: 2008-01-24 17:56:28
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On 2008-01-24 17:56:28, SilveR. wrote:
Looks great both closed and open..
Yes... and I'm as surprised as anyone else
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Posted: 2008-01-24 20:50:23
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Now that they have done a great job with these launches..SE should price them sensibly to hit the sweet spot.
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Posted: 2008-01-25 09:44:00
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Why does SE think people in developing countries like India and Pakistan are radio lovers? We're not!! Even the poorest person who can afford a phone likes listening to music of HIS OWN choice rather than a radio.
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Posted: 2008-01-26 08:29:22
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On 2008-01-26 08:29:22, QVGA wrote:
Why does SE think people in developing countries like India and Pakistan are radio lovers? We're not!! Even the poorest person who can afford a phone likes listening to music of HIS OWN choice rather than a radio.
I am not sure about Pakistan. But FM radio is a big criteria when young Indians go on a mobile phone searching hunt. The "Hip" image that SE has in India will only increase with these. However, FM radio being only in cities and suburbs is a problem. But these phones have AM as well.
And when you say even the poorest person likes HIS OWN choice of music, let me remind you that its not just the music itself. FM radio here have outgrown the "music" stage. Its how they present their programmes that matters. Anyway, thats another story. I fail to fathom why some people are so incensed when a phone is directed at a particular segment? Also these phones have low memory so HIS OWN choice of music becomes limited - or is there a choice? The only thing now is the pricing. These will only sell if price sensibly.
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Posted: 2008-01-26 09:28:41
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The thing that bothers me is that SE thinks people will go nuts over a radio oriented phone? They're making it sound like radio is some sort of new kick ass technology that us poor folks will drool over.
Do you really think when some one goes over a shop and the shop keeper says, 'look this SE phone has RADIO in it' and he'll be like' WOW a radio? i must have one!'
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Posted: 2008-01-26 09:32:53
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On 2008-01-26 09:32:53, QVGA wrote:
The thing that bothers me is that SE thinks people will go nuts over a radio oriented phone? They're making it sound like radio is some sort of new kick ass technology that us poor folks will drool over.
Do you really think when some one goes over a shop and the shop keeper says, 'look this SE phone has RADIO in it' and he'll be like' WOW a radio? i must have one!'
Thats advertising my friend. Everyone knows that an FM radio in a phone is not something groundbreaking. But c'mon SE started with these "segmentation" of phones. Before the walkman series, there was no such thing like a "Music Phone". Then we had the N-Series, projected as multimedia phones. Can't multimedia phones play music? Then why do we have a specific "Music Edition" in the N-Series? I am sure only the dumbest of salesmen will project these as the "Radio" phone. Its just directed at the young segment where FM radio is a craze. Its not the radio in the phone thats revolutionary, but a phone projected at the FM listening crowd is. (Not a big revolution BTW
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Posted: 2008-01-26 09:41:18
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well the new feature worthy of appreciating in the R series is the presence of the AM band in the radio. Not just the usual FM band.
Its a first for a cellphone.
And SE is to be credited for that (just like the many "firsts-in-cellphones" that SE gave to us eg. autofocus, xenon flash, walkman)
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Posted: 2008-01-26 17:25:03
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