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as soon as the P800 comes out... it will also be called a brick because of its size and shape...
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Posted: 2002-12-17 03:58:00
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If ever our T68i is getting "old fashioned", it's getting old gracefully. Don't you all think so?
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Posted: 2002-12-17 07:43:00
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the p800 is a brick, i personally wont be getting one, not even in a years time when they're free, and i will laugh and point at any1 i see with one
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Posted: 2002-12-17 21:22:00
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I love my t68i. But there is one close regarding featurewise. It is philips fisio820. It has got everything as t68i plus java and maybe polytones. But doesnot have wap 2.0 and cool design. But it costs only 1/3 of 68 price
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Posted: 2002-12-17 22:37:00
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Well it's upgrade time for me after 1 year of t68m/i and usually i know what phone i want at upgrade time but this year the only phone that remotely intrests me is the P800. That says something for the t68 imho. Im still proud of it and i think many othdr new phones would just end up a dissapointment after the t68. tbh ive not know a phone with such a long shelf life! Its more than good for a while yet! ;-)
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Posted: 2002-12-17 22:41:00
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fisio 820? No Java, no polys, no tri-band either. No competition!
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Posted: 2002-12-17 22:50:00
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I would say that the T68 was and to a degree is still ahead of the field in the mobile market. There are phones that can better it in certain fields, but be rational, as a complete package there is VERY little on the market place that competes, never mind better the T68.
99% of the market look for these features in a mobile, size, weight, looks, colour screen (looks neat), ease of use and more recently Poly ring and TXT/MMS support, and they really dont care about bluetooth, and many other predomianatly business oriented features. The good thing about the T68 is it fills all of the above features and is at a reasonable selling price.
Now there are a few phones on the market that can compete with the T68, and there is one that many of you overlook, the Siemens S55. This phone is essentially a T68 with the 'missing' features added, these being Poly ring, Java support the inclusion of the camera in the box (which is also a Flash camera!). Couple this to a very accessable price point and they might have a real winner on there hands.
Dave.
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Posted: 2002-12-18 03:36:00
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superunknown Posts: > 500
i still love my t68i:-o
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Posted: 2002-12-18 06:54:00
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I admire 68 has such a long life. But fisio, my dear boinng, has a java!!
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Posted: 2002-12-19 01:36:00
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@gadgetboytom who said
"Which one of those has Wap 2.0 and full bluetooth support? not to mention syncl ml (not 7650) "
Well the 3650 does- even better (and XHTML).
Anyone would think this was a T68i forum- it seems its all people have. Dont get me wrong, its a great phone!
The 3650 in my opinion is going to be simply a gem of a phone!
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Posted: 2002-12-19 03:15:00
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