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the k750i is a device where a cam, an mp3 player , a radio and a good phone have been converged into one..
now i cant make up my mind whether i shud go for this convergence or settle for divergence
with divergence i mean buying a 4MP DIGIcam , and a decent non-camera phone...
but then divergence means ill miss many photo-ops, and my pockets will be stuffed most the time...
whereas if i buy the k750i, its one device, but only 2MP....now i aint had any exp with digicams, is 2MP enuff? and is the 750i cam quality really good in lowlight?
can someone help me decide...its a matter of a large amount of money....and i wanna make sure im makign the right decision buying (or even not buying) the 750i..
(i hope u mods dont think this is a useless thread
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Posted: 2005-05-04 10:27:31
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if you looking a taking quality pics..get a proper digicam...the best camphones would still fall short of the quality offered by a digicam
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Posted: 2005-05-04 10:50:00
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@Vivek. If three of the most important devices are you want to carry are Phone, Camera and FM Radio then I would definitely opt for the K750i option.
I am not sure about the MP3 included in the K750i but the Cam is well up there for daytime pics (and night if you buy the Flash accessory),
The convergence concept is a good idea in my eyes as obviously, all-in-one devices are a lot cheaper and lighter but I think there are some strides to be made still on the Music Phone side of things.
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Posted: 2005-05-04 11:15:20
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2MP is the most baisc requirement for a digital camera to snap and print a 3R photo.
seriously with the auto focus option which built in K750i. u can take sharper picture compare with some cheap digital camera which have 2MP.
if you do feel like having some high time playing with your digital camera. please don't think twice and straight to a 4MP or even higher resolution digital camera.
if you are not. get the K750i.
I have a 4MP digital camera but i am going to get the K750i as well. why? because of the accessabilities.
i don't bring digital camera with all the the time. but i bring my phone where ever i go.
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Posted: 2005-05-04 11:16:29
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yea, being able to have a camera with me all the time is only reason i would buy a camera phone...
i ain't too demanding on the phoen for mp3s..i mean..i dont want all sorts of awesoem processing...as long as it sounds decent (which i know it does...ive heard mp3s on k700i, and 750 will be equally good if not better)
i prolly wont be printing most of the pics i take onto photo paper...ill only be storing most of them on the comp..and sharing with friends via mail...
so 2 MP should be adequate for my needs rite?
and idea how much the flash acce might cost?
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Posted: 2005-05-04 11:37:14
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2MP is quite enough for 3R and IMO decent enough for a 4R print. If you're not planning to print large pictures then the K750 will do fine. I always vote for all-in-one products like this for their convenience.
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Posted: 2005-05-04 11:42:55
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2MP is just enough... frm K750 pics taken frm it.. its very promising..
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Posted: 2005-05-04 12:36:12
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it comes down to quality for me thats to say how much quality do i have to sacrifce for an all in one device. if its a small drop no problem but if its a big one then no way phones are small enough not to make me worry about carrying one of them and a music player.
its personal opinion really and what use spend your time doing, if you like taking pics and its all about the moment then im sure a k750 will do the job
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Posted: 2005-05-04 12:43:13
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i love photography....whenever i see an interesting scene, i always wish i had a cam to capture it...
sometimes i use my friend's 6600 to take pics if im with him....
thats y convergence is good for me, cause ill always have a cam at hand...cause my phone will always be in my pocket
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Posted: 2005-05-04 12:49:51
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6600? No offense but I think it destroys the beauty in whatever you're capturing.
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Posted: 2005-05-04 12:56:42
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