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Posted: 2005-12-05 10:09:41
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@da wanqsta: That is a ridiculous price for the specs. The craziest deal I've seen is one at HiFi Corp...they're selling an MTN Moto V620 for R1200 incl starterpack. Not quite a VS6 but it's still a bargain.
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Posted: 2005-12-05 10:41:00
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@ brix,
I agree that R1200 plus starterpack for the V620 is damn good value for money.
There are still limited numbers of V620's available on Virgin in the UK,for nearly the same money if using the exchange rate,even though the V635 and the other V series phones have been out for quite some time as well.
Just a pity about the 5mb shared memory...
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Posted: 2005-12-05 13:14:46
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At the risk of sounding stupid i just have to ask. . . . What is a podcast?
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Posted: 2005-12-05 15:35:00
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@Rhino: A podcast is an audio snippet... It could be part of a radio broadcast or just someone sitting behind his computer rambling about things that only few would find interesting.
Podcasts get their name from the iPod,
you just dock it into it's cradle and you can download 1000s of free podcasts from iTunes...there's a host of other sites on the net to choose from.
Hope I cleared it up.
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Posted: 2005-12-05 15:54:00
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Da wanqsta's daily pricewatch has found another incredible deal going on here.
Siemens S65 (Bluetooth,1.3mp camera,expandable memory etc.) PLUS Bluetooth headset available from T-Mobile's website,for the grand sum of £49.99!!!!(approx R550 with today's exchange rate.)Bloody cheap or what?
http://www.t-mobile.co.uk/Dispatcher?menuid=payg_relax_s65
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Posted: 2005-12-05 19:39:26
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I almost bought a SL65 for my gf a couple of months ago but the screen resolution just totally put me off (it's big and it's display is ugly). Seems like T-mobile is getting rid of some excess stock.
Would be interested to know what a K700i goes for...doubt you'll get one on contract in the UK even though local SP's are still flogging them with added freebies.
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Posted: 2005-12-05 20:48:00
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T-Mobile still offer the K700 on contract,alongside the K750i.
Here's the link;although the pic in the link is of a D750,the rest of the info refers to the K700.
http://www.t-mobile.co.uk/Dis[....]?menuid=m18_eop_750_text_k700i
Orange and O2 don't anymore and Vodafone,well I don't know and I'm not bothered to go to their site.
The only use I now have for Vodafone is for the wife to take advantage of the 'Stop the Clock' PAYG promotion (pay for 1st 3 minutes off-peak and you can then speak free for another 57 minutes) when she phones her sister.
The Nokia 7600 has thus not been put into retirement.
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Posted: 2005-12-05 21:17:27
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@Wanqa, do the 57minutes which constitute the remainder of the hour on Stop The Clock have to run all at one go after the initial 3minutes, or may one use them within a certain time limit subsequent to the initial call?
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Posted: 2005-12-05 21:28:00
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@ Kryptik,
You are not 'bound' to the initial off-peak call and thus can phone again to say, a different landline or Vodafone number without voiding the free minutes or being charged again.You can therefore use up the remaining 57 minutes (to different landline or Vodafone numbers) as you want.This is obviously a daily off-peak 'allowance'.
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Posted: 2005-12-05 21:39:07
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