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CyberVisitor Posts: > 500
Noticed that Sony Ericsson removed the "uppcomming" sign for their multimedia viewer (bluetooth) on their web site.
Anyone bought it? Impressions?
(Can't get hold of any myself yet.)
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Posted: 2004-07-06 13:21:27
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I have liked this since it was announced and have one on preorder.
Unless the price reduces when it actually becomes available then it will probably be considered quite expensive but I suspect its price will reduce fairly quickly when people find out you cannot send video to it, only still images, MP3 and AMR. Also there are similar products also coming to market soon.
still, it will be nice to be able to do a slide show onto a TV or projector screen from the P800/P900 with software which will be released soon by
, from the K700 (built in support) or from a PC
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Posted: 2004-07-06 13:36:28
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I've now got it confirmed. The MMV-100 has been released and is being shipped out. Will hit the stores by thursday or friday in selected countries.
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Posted: 2004-07-06 13:44:39
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On 2004-07-06 13:36:28, masseur wrote:
from the K700 (built in support)
Cool! Are all new SE phones going to have this feature built in?
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Posted: 2004-07-06 13:44:53
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@ masseur
Are you sure about not being able to send video to the viewer? I read at USEP that it's possible (http://www.usep.be/).
Also, do you have any idea if the MMV-100 comes with a RCA cable for those without a scart? I have a LCD attached to the wall and therefore it's not possible to fit the viewer without drilling in the wall (RCA contacts will do fine though) The Sony Ericsson site says so, but it also said that the K700i would come with a USB cable, and it didn't (the later text is now removed from the site though).
[ This Message was edited by: CyberVisitor on 2004-07-09 08:46 ]
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Posted: 2004-07-09 09:41:37
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well of course I don't have one yet so I based my statement on the specs and also if you look at the
MMV-100 support page there is a faq there that says
Is it possible to send video clips?
No, the MMV-100 only supports still images.
but I will be happy if this is proved incorrect
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Posted: 2004-07-09 09:45:17
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@ masseur
Ok, I understand. I was thinking maybe you had seen it somewhere for real and tested it when being developed.
My local store will have it later today... so we'll soon get the answer.
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Posted: 2004-07-09 09:51:18
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no such luck unfortunately.
sounds like you will be first so be sure to give a good review and let us know if its worth the money
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Posted: 2004-07-09 09:59:00
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@ masseur
By the way, thanks for the link mate! All my questions were answered there. Also found out that the viewer needs a charger connected in order to work. That way I have no use of it. My LCD is attached to the wall with all cables hidden inside the wall straight out of the LCD. No way I'm going to have a cable hanging down from the LCD! Now I'm really dissapointed (but I should have thought of it myself that it needed power to work).
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Posted: 2004-07-09 10:06:22
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I been wanting this gadget since they announced it, and I really can't forgive myself for being stupid enough never to think about the fact that it needs power supply.
Anyway, I got to have it! Guess I'll (just?) have to remove my LCD from the wall, drill another hole in the wall to hide the cables and buy some new paint. Guess my day is booked!
Get back as soon as I got it all working!
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Posted: 2004-07-09 10:22:37
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