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I dont there were any "w" models were there? /// called them "world" like T28 World.
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Posted: 2005-09-28 10:21:51
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i thought they all just said World too?
not sure what the
d on the R250d Pro stands for... but i know i want one!
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Posted: 2005-09-28 10:31:53
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@ jcwhite
I guess youre right that there were actually no "w" models released to my recollection that is.
Now the question is does the "e" on the GF766e, T20e, R380e stand for "euro since these were mainly available for the european market only & "e" models are but a rarity in the asian market.
More to this for the R520LX, I wonder what "LX" meant then?
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Posted: 2005-09-28 11:05:48
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The majority of "e" phones that I have seen were Orange branded phones. The same was used on Nokia and Motorola, i.e Nokia 7110e was Orange branded 7110.
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Posted: 2005-09-28 11:45:39
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The w units works on 1900 mhz too, actually in t28, r380 for example.
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Posted: 2005-09-28 12:33:12
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On 2005-09-28 12:33:12, BobaFett wrote:
The w units works on 1900 mhz too, actually in t28, r380 for example.
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There was never a T28w or R380w. They were T28 World and R380 World. If I remeber right they were 800Mhz and 1900Mhz
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Posted: 2005-09-28 12:57:06
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@JC, Boba meant 'w' just the world versions. They are capable for 900 and 1900MHz, so that they can be used in the Europe/Asia and the US basically.
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Posted: 2005-09-28 13:48:44
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The t28 world blue cover looks really nice, it should have been released with s and sc models too.
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Posted: 2005-09-28 14:32:44
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On 2005-09-28 04:23:04, bleurdeur wrote:
(does "e" stand for euro? what about the "m"?)
I'm quite sure that the -e- doesn't mean euro.
T20s and sw-feature-loaded is T20e
T20s
Features
Controls
* Voice Mail
* Vibrating Alert
* Status view
Organizer
* Stopwatch
* Conference calls
Design
* Full Graphic Display
* SMS templates
Functionality
* Voice Answering
* Voice Dialing
* Phone book in phone and on SIM
* Games
* Swatch® Internet Time
Network services
* SIM Application Toolkit
* Half Rate speech coding
* e-GSM (Extended GSM)
* Two Line Service
* Full Rate Speech Coding
* GSM phase 2+
* SMS messaging
Technology
* Enhanced Full Rate Speech Coding
* Dual Band (GSM 900/1800)
* WAP 1.1 browser
T20e
Features
Imaging
* Mobile chat
Controls
* Voice Mail
* Vibrating Alert
* Status view
Organizer
* Calculator
* Stopwatch
* Timer
* Conference calls
Design
* Full Graphic Display
* SMS templates
Functionality
* Clock and Alarm
* Call transfer
* Call Forwarding
* Closed User Groups
* Voice Answering
* Voice Dialing
* Phone book in phone and on SIM
* Games
* Call Log
* Alphabet input
* Swatch® Internet Time
* SMS counter
* External antenna connector
* Home zone indication
* EMS (for sending and receiving pictures and signals)
* Programmable Ring Tones
Network services
* Call barring
* Advice of Charge
* Call waiting
* Call hold
* SIM Application Toolkit
* Caller ID at a Glance
* e-GSM (Extended GSM)
* Two Line Service
* Fixed Dialing Numbers
* GSM phase 2+
* International roaming
* SMS messaging
* WTLS class 2
Technology
* Enhanced Full rate/Full rate and Half rate voice codecs
* WAP Microbrowser
* WAP 1.1 browser
R380s and sw-feature-loaded is R380e
R380s
Features
Controls
* Speed dialling
Organizer
* Calculator
* Calendar
* Clock
* Contacts
* Phone book
* Alarm clock function
Functionality
* Authentication
* Key lock
* Voice Answering
* Voice Dialing
* Games
* Send and receive SMS messages up to 39,015 characters
* Combined list of successful, unsuccessful, received and rejected calls
* Choice of 22 display languages
* Notepad
* Unified messaging - e-mail SMS, fax via SMS
* WAP services and Mobile Internet Access
* World clock
* Built-in modem
* Calendar and Contacts synchronization with Microsoft Outlook or Schedule+, Lotus Notes or Organizer.
Network services
* Advice of Charge
* Call divert
* Call waiting
* Call hold
Technology
* Infrared connection
* Handwriting recognition software
* Symbian EPOC operating system
* WTLS Security Class 1 & 2
R380e
Features
Imaging
* Screensaver
Entertainment
* Start-up/Shutdown shows
Internet
* WAP 1.2.1
Controls
* Voice control
* Speed dialling
Organizer
* Calculator
* Calendar
* Clock
* Contacts
* Phone book
* Conference calls
Design
* Display light
Functionality
* Authentication
* Vibrating Call Alert
* Key lock
* Voice Answering
* Voice Dialing
* Alarm clock with snooze function
* Games
* Call Log
* Send and receive SMS messages up to 39,015 characters
* Combined list of successful, unsuccessful, received and rejected calls
* Choice of 22 display languages
* Notepad
* Unified messaging - e-mail SMS, fax via SMS
* World clock
* Built-in modem
* Calendar and Contacts synchronization with Microsoft Outlook or Schedule+, Lotus Notes or Organizer.
* SMS counter
* External antenna connector
* Bookmarks storage (URL memory)
* E-mail address storage
* SMS, long messages (a.k.a concatenated SMS)
* Synchronization with PC (min req: Win®98, NT4.0, 2000 or WinME)
* Organiser
* Ink Notes
General
* Compose your own ring signal
Network services
* Call barring
* Advice of Charge
* Call divert
* Call transfer
* Call waiting
* Call hold
* SIM Application Toolkit
* CSD, Circuit Switched Data (a.k.a GSM Data)
Technology
* Enhanced Full rate/Full rate and Half rate voice codecs
* Handwriting recognition software
* Symbian EPOC operating system
* WTLS Security Class 1 & 2
* Connected Line Identity Presentation (COLP)
* SMS Cell Broadcast
* Extensive software customisation capabilities
* Access Infrared connection
* WAP Profiles
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Posted: 2005-09-28 17:25:46
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's' denotes phones with 900//1800 tranceivers and maybe means "single band". 'E' means enhanced version (also maybe with improved design). 'M' denotes tri-band handsets and maybe means "modified". Maybe 'd' means D-AMPS? Donnow. SE used 'i' instead of 'e' to designate improved versions of handsets. Don't even know what 'LX' can mean.
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Posted: 2005-09-28 18:07:21
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