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congrats waja800...i feel like cryin!!!!i want that phone tooo.....to bad i have to wait..so how was the phone???any problem so far???and where did u buy the phone???
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[ This Message was edited by: kucibubu on 2004-06-23 17:23 ]
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Posted: 2004-06-23 18:05:45
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*green with envy*
@waja, pics pls!!!!
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Posted: 2004-06-23 19:58:54
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@waja800: well done mate.....
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Posted: 2004-06-24 03:17:30
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not as fine as this phone
http://www.howardforums.com/s[....]?s=&postid=3213490#post3213490
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Posted: 2004-06-24 03:37:24
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@waja
congrats over ur new toy
i myself played with the k700 today and am impressed by its new UI... yeah i know i blasted it abit a few posts back but i'm still standing firm about the price being abit too high.... poor ppl like me can't afford ler...
anyway i'm also interested in the n7610... and that costs EVEN more... hopefully the price will drrrrroooopppppppp soon... then i can have a smartphone at last...
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Posted: 2004-06-24 11:41:16
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gil,
i thought u want something that can play a lot of games? why suddenly N7610?
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Posted: 2004-06-24 12:56:26
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7610 also can play loads of games wat.... just need the blz installer and a huge mmc to store all the ngage games... then can still get those series60 games
ah, all the talk.... but no money
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Posted: 2004-06-24 13:27:12
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gil,
P800 now cheap what... why choose N7610??
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Posted: 2004-06-24 13:31:13
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size, cam, looks, comes wif 64mb RSMMC, screen colours...
plus i dun want another touchscreen device... got palm already ma
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Posted: 2004-06-24 13:45:13
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Thanks guys. This phone is really superb!!! Its smaller than it looks on the pictures, very small indeed.
Messaging
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Now it writes SMS almost if not as fast as NOkia's. Now that's a change I welcome.
Still on the SMS feature, when you've finished writing the SMS, there's a list of recently SMSed numbers in addition to the normal option of entering the number manually or choosing from the phone book. Haven't tried MMSing though. The above 2 are the differences I noticed.
Connectors
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There is a rubber cover on the charging point, much like the Xda II's cover for the headphones. There's pros and cons for this, pro being dust won't gether in the charging point, but cons being the rubber might break off after some time of opening and closing it.
RF
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The K700i's reception is definitely one of the best in SE phones.
Games
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There are 3 pre-installed games in this phone. All 3 are quite addictive. Graphics are very nice
They are:
1. Darts
2. RiverRiders
3. Super Real Tennis
Radio
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Sound is quite clear, there's an option to switch from mono to stereo. But one has to attach the headphones before listening to radio. I haven't tried transferring MP3s, no time to do so yet. Ring tones are crystal clear. Pre-installed ones are MIDI and MP3 formats.
Phone Book
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A major improvement over the previous models. Its in list view, but when a name is highlighted, you have the option to scroll left or right to view the various numbers under one name. Only downside is you can't customize the field name, so for example John has got 2 mobile numbers, the 2nd one has to be put under 'Others'. The way the phone book view is presented is in tab forms. A rather fresh view of viewing the phone book, got the /// feel in it.
Camera
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Pic quality is much better than the previous T/Z series. I believe the previous ones do not have frames, whereby the pictures can be taken for example with one behind bars. Then there's light, equivalent to flash I believe. Once you on it, it'll be on until you switch if off. Should have made it automatic IMO. Or is there a automatic switch I do not know?
Video quality is kind choppy, not as smooth as for eg NOkia Symbian Series 60 ones.
Organizer Menu
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Additional item would be the Code memo, where you can store sensitive data in it and protected with a password. Others are the same, just different interface, a much improved one.
BT
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As is with any SE phones, BT connection is good. Had no problems pairing with my headsets, and of course it can support HBH-200's caller ID function.
File Manager
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There's a file manager where you manage your files in the phone, a very useful app indeed.
Themes
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The wallpaper is animated, very nice indeed, something like what I see in Samsung phones. A very nice addition to the already good themes.
I think that's all I can think off now. Didn't really have time to play with it as I'm kinda busy with work. Will add somemore when I can think of more.
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Posted: 2004-06-24 14:04:21
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