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On 2003-03-15 16:05, Devilman wrote:
Okay Okay maybe I was wrong to compare the T610 to the Nokia 6650. Maybe I should compare it to the Nokia 7650’s. But the 7650 is already out and by the time SE release the T610 Nokia will have any shit phone to put against the T610.
WRONG AGAIN....
You cannot compare a smartphone with a phone! Try again... You maybe find something that can be compared to the T610 (though I doubt you will find anything at all)
To make your life easier... try a non-Nokia phone... because Nokia's do lack technology
PS: Even if we do compare 7650-T610, the Nokia Smartphone will lose in terms of screen quality, bluetooth profiles, picture quality.... do you want me to continue?
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[ This Message was edited by: jkirimis on 2003-03-15 23:05 ]
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Posted: 2003-03-16 00:01:00
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i think nokia has something up it's sleeve. they do not announce to the world what they are cooking up hastily. when 3g finally comes that's when they will unleash their cellphones of mass destruction. nokia knows how the market runs and that's the reason why they are still number one and nokia needs no help, financial or technological otherwise to keep their mobile machine afloat unlike other companies who almost closed shop due to bad marketing, product and tech errors.
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Posted: 2003-03-16 08:08:00
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Nokia knows how to market..period. They were NEVER ahead with technology. Not once... EVER. They never developed anything, so how could they be ahead in terms of technology? They're user friendly... that's about it. And you can change your cases into those cute ones. Nokia is a mass-market company. That's it. Nothing more.
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Posted: 2003-03-16 08:34:00
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wrong msg
[ This Message was edited by: c96sthl on 2003-03-16 11:37 ]
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Posted: 2003-03-16 09:16:00
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I think we should already take in to account the other players in the market and not just Nokia. As of now, the one with the huge potential is Motorola. They are trying to get back what Nokia took from them. Siemens phones look very good as well. Samsung is starting to be more aggressive in their marketing. It's hard to tell who will be no. 1 this year.
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Posted: 2003-03-16 09:29:00
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but by being a mass market company is where the profits are and not by catering to a so few where basically a ceo knows that there is little money there. if i were a ceo of a moblie phone company i prefer a big income instead of a small to no income at all so hence i cater mostly to the mass market. my employees will suffer and not just me if i cater to a small niche of the huge mobile phone market pie. nokia became innovative by making technology in their phones simple to use just like driving a car for example. most mobile phone companies now are following nokia's idea and almost all the techs coming out nokia was first to utilize. you know the reasons why nokia became no. 1 on this planet and to me their formula to success is a good one.
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Posted: 2003-03-16 10:15:00
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actually 3G(UMTS) phone now is still for niche market. Take a look on all the phone release this year.
Motorola and Nokia have around 8-10 new product but only one or two of their model are 3G phone (both CDMA2000 or W-CDMA )
So far, we can only see news articles and magazine reporting V600 (Motorola quad band phone --GSM850,900, 1800& 1900), A3188(their second smartphone) or Nokia 7250 (Which will make T610 its closest rival--vice versa), 3650(the radical phone) and of course SE T610 and P800
This should be the flagship product for each respective brand.
3G is already here but the route to make it a common product still take time. Since the mass market still consist of mobile user who only use the phone to talk.
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Posted: 2003-03-16 15:21:00
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