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Is it stereo or mono ????
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Posted: 2004-11-03 08:24:55
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Vignesh: It is Stereo
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Posted: 2004-11-03 08:32:47
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@mid thanx for posting the full specs. Nokia is still making that poor battery that drains so quicly.. just 100-150h standby? shame.. And i hope the audio isnt awfull like other nokia's. What about stereo fm radio? Is that 'visual radio'? This message was posted from a Nokia 7650
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Posted: 2004-11-03 08:37:32
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hi Everybody, my 2 cents.

looks nice on paper but will have users screaming about how it feels like in real life, can anyone here remember how uncomfortable it was to work with a 6600 and this one looks worse in the ergonomics department. it will sell like hot cakes though, and it and yes it will compete directly with the S700i because of the 1.3 mp camera, marketing and the likes not the technical differerences.

BUT remember the rumors going around are that SE are releasing 2 new smartphones which makes sense to me
1, obviously the true upgrade to the p900 with wifi and 1.3 or 2 mp cam.
2, A small smartphone more than likely running the new softkey version of uiq3 which will compete directly with series 60.

I really hope the p1000 looks similar to the ericsson in the bond film where he drives the 7 series car. but with landscape and portrait views a full twisting body.

Any Comments?
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Posted: 2004-11-03 08:44:23
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Nokia has made a in 3230
I like that

After Ericsson copying Nokia designs, it seems Nokia is now fighting back, finally

6020 is a typical Nokia design, which does not look like T630, but much like 6230 and other 3 series released in Asia.
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Posted: 2004-11-03 08:47:07
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On 2004-11-02 15:49:55, Krubach wrote:
Crappy design. Not proportional. Don't like it.
The nav keys are just S*it. Too damn small, if not, the phone is too damn big!

I agree for the crappy desing. Looks too much of an SE phone. Boxy is not sexy. Oh well, box is a shape too...
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Posted: 2004-11-03 08:50:17
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yusufl

i think the P*** series would mostly like compete with Nokia 7710, 9300, 9500. This segment is a niche market and it wont sell a lot.

a uiq3 based smartphone, imo will not be too appealing to non-SE fans as it does not hv 3rd party software support compared to Series60. It can do well if it is marketed as a normal phone at a reasonable price.

but i dont see uiq3 would threatened Series60. Series60 is rapidly gaining momentum. By end of year, there are some 18 to 20 million Series60 units sold. I think there'll be a few more Series60 phones being released very soon.


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Posted: 2004-11-03 09:03:16
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@ mib1800

I don't think I said the p series will compete with series 60 but in a way it does as the 9 series and the 7710 is not yet out, the new uiq 3 platform will be very similar to series 60 and remember bot run the same os Symbian OS 8 and it will be easy to port applications to and from, if we are lucky it might be possible to install some of the apps directly without any conversions I don't see why not. A builtin in converter or emulator of sorts is also not out of the question, I also think that the pace at which symbian is growing developers will be selling software which install onto any symbian device from one install file very similar to what ATi and Nvidia are doing with their graphics drivers, one file for many devices.


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Posted: 2004-11-03 09:19:24
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@yusufl

hopefully u r right about the software compatibility.
i'm not too optimistic tho. Even some series60 software r not compatible across different series60 phones.

as i hv mentioned in other threads, imo, SE would be better off it just license Series60 like the other manufacturers.
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Posted: 2004-11-03 10:09:24
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mp3 is stereo or mono????????????????????????????
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Posted: 2004-11-03 10:48:35
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