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@djk
I understand your dissapointment at the probability of only the t610 and t310 being released, but i feel it i only a possibility.. Nobody in here actually knows what is going to be shown. Maybe, tomorrow could just be a teaser of what is to come at cebit
To be frank, i think that SE cannot afford to not present a vast range of products (tomorrow or Cebit), because the rest of the competition has already set quite a high standard
As for Nokia, gimme a break, what has it presented in the past years at cebit? 2001: 8310( oh my god it has fm radio!!!how humiliated they must have felt when they saw the t68) 6310( wow they added gprs to the 6210) 3330 (no comments) Now do you call that innovation?
2002: apart fro the 3410, 3510 crap they showed the 7210, which in my opinion should have been at the 2001 cebit, and as deserved did not cause the amazement the t68 did.
So what to expect from nokia next week... the same old crap, i guess
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Posted: 2003-03-03 21:04:00
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@ thanasis
I agree 100% with the last statements that you made. Nokia has not released anything exciting at all. Every phone they release are just some minor modification of their previous models. No innovation at all, except in the design and keyboard layout
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Posted: 2003-03-03 21:13:00
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I think there will be a clamshell GSM phone released tomorrow.
These are selected quotes from an interview with
UK and Ireland marketing director Peter Marsden
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what you will start to see this year is more of the Sony strengths coming into it. That could be in terms of design, ease of use, CCD cameras, video and displays.
We can then marry that with the core strengths from the Ericsson technology side.
We're going to try and make very strong products in the individual market segments. We're not going to have four of our products in each one.
We want to have two line-ups and possibly one or two products in each category. To do this, we will be taking some of our current products out and putting in replacements.
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We are going to increase our portfolio substantially, starting from May onwards. We're not looking to be a stick-shape manufacturer or a clam-shell manufacturer. You limit yourselves in terms of what you're doing then, so we will have both types of products.
I think there are definitely groups of people who like clam-shell phones. The advantages are you are able to have a very good sized keypad and a big display. We believe it's a strong part of the market, but it's not the total market.
We will have products that fit both camps and we will have a dual line-up consisting of both types of phone. That strategy will be fully implemented by the end of the year.
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The product design will be based on what the target segment is. Some of the areas we will be working on are keypad design, shape, ease of use and speed.
You will start to see the Sony side starting to draw on the strengths of what is happening in the consumer market, such as hi-fi and camera design and those sorts of areas. A mobile is an extension of yourself more than any other single piece of equipment. People want to feel good about it, they want it to look nice and put it on the bar and say "this is my new mobile". Even the entry-level design is really important. In our future products, you will see an improved interface. One of the aspects that has been improved vastly, not just on the higher-end products but also the lower-end ones, will be speed of interface, data input and T9 text input.
Later this year, you'll see a completely new software implementation. You don't have to be genius to work out our existing user interface - when you get used to, it's straightforward and powerful. However, when you come from a Nokia it can appear complicated. It's not difficult, just different, but we face 65 per cent of the market who are used to Nokia.
So, we're slightly behind Nokia in this important area but are now about to leapfrog the opposition and implement things that are better and faster than what they have. Naturally, Nokia users are a good target, with so many of them out there.
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Posted: 2003-03-03 22:19:00
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@Ruvjet
nice intervue.
Could you paste the URL to the entire article?
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Posted: 2003-03-03 22:54:00
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We will see the t310, t610 which has 65 k screen, builtin camera, nice colors, mophun and java and with a new setup of icons in the menu.
We will also see a lot of nice accessoars like a music stand, bluetooth mp3 player and a hang on flash för the t610..... and some more.
Go SE.......
Nice to communicate to you all.............
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Posted: 2003-03-03 22:56:00
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This is the link to the full feature.
http://www.mobilenews.uk.com/show_more.cgi?id=5568&referer=lister.cgi&area=feature
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Posted: 2003-03-03 23:25:00
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What do you all have with tomorrow? Tomorrow ist the 4th and the presentation is one week before cebit, which starts wednesday next week.
SE Presentation is on the 5th in London and on the 6th in NYC!!!
Here' the text from the website:
Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications Press Conferences
Webcast from London & New York
At 10.00am (GMT), March 5th in London, and at 10.30am (EST) March 6th in New York City, Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications presented an exclusive update on the company, its future plans and some exciting new products. Here you can find out more about the events and download the presentations.
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Posted: 2003-03-04 00:13:00
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Gotta d/l those pres
This message was posted from a T68i
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Posted: 2003-03-04 00:18:00
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On 2003-03-04 00:13, thalabel wrote:
What do you all have with tomorrow? Tomorrow ist the 4th and the presentation is one week before cebit, which starts wednesday next week.
SE Presentation is on the 5th in London and on the 6th in NYC!!!
Here' the text from the website:
Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications Press Conferences
Webcast from London & New York
At 10.00am (GMT), March 5th in London, and at 10.30am (EST) March 6th in New York City, Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications presented an exclusive update on the company, its future plans and some exciting new products. Here you can find out more about the events and download the presentations.
I think you have already been told this, but you are quoting from *last years* conference.
The text that you quote is in the *past tense*.
where it says
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Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications presented an exclusive update on the company
the article refers to events that already happened, in this case the presentation of the P800, T68i and other accessories.
ok?
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Posted: 2003-03-04 01:02:00
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I can't wait until tomorrow!
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Posted: 2003-03-04 01:20:00
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