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goldorak Posts: 401

Here is my wish list Mister SE [:D]

- Super bright TFD screen (like on Samsung v200 or LG8000)
- 5 MB of internal memory
- CCD 300K pixel camera with Lens protection system
- MP4 capture
- Video MMS feature (compatible with Nokia 3650 or P800)
- Removable aluminium covers (in case of bumps)
- Price: 500US$ maximum
- Date: November 2003
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Posted: 2003-04-26 18:13:00
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jalu Posts: > 500

Hey, you left out the super advanced megaphonic ringtones with 65 simultaneous voices.
And the vibrate alert that can shake down buildings.
And the Bluetooth kit than can pick you up 600 miles away.
And the laser.

And the price should be below $5.

Jalu
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Posted: 2003-04-26 18:16:00
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MeSang Posts: 76

You also forgot a build-in-microwave This message was posted from a T300
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Posted: 2003-04-26 18:34:00
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maddav Posts: 356

I'd prefer a fridge This message was posted from a T68i
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Posted: 2003-04-26 18:36:00
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Del Posts: > 500

I think a tv with sky subscription would be better
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Posted: 2003-04-26 18:45:00
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Linkinpark17UK Posts: 372

You forget the kitchen sink as well


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Posted: 2003-04-26 18:46:00
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goldorak Posts: 401

ok ok ok... why it should be so incredible for you?

> Super bright TFD screen (like on Samsung v200 or LG8000)
Why not SE? and why to continue to use a poor STN screen in 2003?

> 5 MB of internal memory
But main competitor Nokia 7250 has 5MB of memory, isn't it?

> CCD 300K pixel camera with Lens protection system
New Sagem myX6 has this CCD cam and cost only 399US$...

> MP4 capture
New Nokia 6220 and Samsung P400 has this feature

> Video MMS feature (compatible with Nokia 3650 or P800)
New Nokia 6220 and Samsung P400 has this feature

> Removable aluminium covers (in case of bumps)
Ahahah! We will speak about this when yours T610 will be full of bumps after few days of use.


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Posted: 2003-04-26 18:59:00
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jalu Posts: > 500

Ooo...

If I post eight more posts here, I will get to 500!

Jalu
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Posted: 2003-04-26 19:01:00
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ppcrockar Posts: > 500

Quote:
On 2003-04-26 18:59, goldorak wrote:
> Super bright TFD screen (like on Samsung v200 or LG8000)
Why not SE? and why to continue to use a poor STN screen in 2003?


In fact the STN screen used on the T610 is very good and very bright. The colours are vivid. And by using a STN screen you get much better battery performance compared to other screentypes. Just look at the crappy battery performance of the Samsung/Panansonic phones. After trying out the phone I have to say that the STN disadvantages doesn't seem to be present on the T610 (except the bright light problem.. but you can get around this by letting the sun light hit the phone directly).

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> 5 MB of internal memory
But main competitor Nokia 7250 has 5MB of memory, isn't it?


This has been argued lots of time, and sure 5MB would be nice. But remember that the 7650 has only 3.5MB of memory and that is a SymbianOS based phone. So 2MB is pretty good. Besides what good is 5MB on memory on the 7250 when you still can't have picture caller-id.

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> CCD 300K pixel camera with Lens protection system
New Sagem myX6 has this CCD cam and cost only 399US$...


Hmm.. a CCD camera would be nice. But CMOS camreas improves all the time and has advantages when used in small equipment. My guess is that CMOS cameras will be the majority in the forseeable future. Besides the Sagem will not be available until this fall and by then CMOS will have improved even more.

Well.. about video, it's better to leave that to the 3G phones.
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Posted: 2003-04-26 19:09:00
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goldorak Posts: 401

Quote:Hmm.. a CCD camera would be nice. But CMOS camreas improves all the time and has advantages when used in small equipment. My guess is that CMOS cameras will be the majority in the forseeable future. Besides the Sagem will not be available until this fall and by then CMOS will have improved even more.

hmmm, really? Have a look to this http://neasia.nikkeibp.com/wcs/leaf?CID=onair/asabt/fw/243057

they say "CCD Sensors to Overtake CMOS Sensors in Overseas Markets from 2004"



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Posted: 2003-04-26 19:17:00
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