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Before I gonna buy W880i , I have last questions:
1. W880i got 1.45W/kg but I will use it as 2rd-generation mobile technology, Will it be 1.45 W/kg also? (thats bother me from buy W880i)
2.How's the Speaker? Loud and strong? how it compares to other SE/Nokia phones in this range?
3. How's the MP3 quailty sound? Lound as W800 or W850? strong enough? If someone call me , I will hear the Ringtone (mp3) strong?
4. How's the Keypad? Is it comfortable or not?
5.I heard that the phone is to be inclined warmer, Is it right? hmm?
6.I have worries that when I will drop it it will broke. Is it strong and durable for falling?(Because its thin!)
7.Which color do you recommend ? Silver/Black? Which more eye candy?
Thanks alot!
darknoob:)
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Posted: 2007-05-22 11:52:18
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Is your first point regarding SAR, pls. clarify it a bit more... 2nd gen...??
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Posted: 2007-05-22 14:06:00
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on darknoob's behalf i'd say that it is SAR (i have no idea as to the answer..)
and 2G sim card i'd imagine meaning not to use 3G so just a 'normal' sim card
mike
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Posted: 2007-05-22 14:22:37
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what if you visit the
- Official W880-W888 discussion - or the
W880 Firmware Overwiew to find more about it.
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Posted: 2007-05-22 14:23:09
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I will put 2G sim card.. not 3G
[ This Message was edited by: darknoob on 2007-05-22 13:25 ]
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Posted: 2007-05-22 14:24:41
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thanks, 2nd gen. isn't in common talk, 2g is...
1.45 will be max sar, for normal use it'll be about half, imo...
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Posted: 2007-05-22 14:31:00
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The "G" in "3G" actually stands for "Generation", so in that sense I do not find it any strange at all to talk about 2nd generation or 3rd generation.
About the SAR levels, SAR stands for the amount of energy received by a standardizsed measurement device placed at a standardized position beside the radio signal emitting device (i.e. the phone). Higher readings are caused by hihger output power from the transmitter and how the transmitter is able to transmit signals in selected directions or not. Preferably, no signals should be transmitted through the owner's head, only out from the phone in the other direction. In a way, it also means that higher readings will guarantee better reception. Ericsson and SonyEricsson have never been known to produce phones with extremely low SAR rates, but on the other hand, it has never been proven that the emitted radio signals - at these levels - actually do cause any harm to a human. As long as the levels do not pass the maximum levels stipulated by the authorities, levels that are far above the levels discussed here, I do not think this is anything to worry about at all.
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Posted: 2007-05-22 15:40:26
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SAR=Specific Absorbsion Rate: the measurement of the radiation from the handset
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Posted: 2007-05-22 15:43:59
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Wasn't it that I meant? I also wanted to point out, that the measurement is made in a laboratory environment, with very strictt specifications about how to perform the measures, in order to make the readings comparable, of course, but these readings still is in laboratory environment and are not comparable with standard usage of the phone. For example, if you ise a headset instead of talking directly into the phone, the radiation is much lower.
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Posted: 2007-05-22 16:16:06
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OK Thanks, What about the other 6 questions?
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Posted: 2007-05-22 16:19:40
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