Posted by ysfm
we all have seen the new mobiles for
nokia , they r Impressives.
while sonyericsson is not givving something
competitor except for the P800....
they became lazy after the huge success of t68
all the new coming desins suck , and obviously japanese look...
look for 7650, 7210 , 6610...
come on ppl , work little bit harder...
Posted by orang3
it is a great think nokia is striking back .. if there is competition there is improvement .. and we consumers are the gainers ... ehehe
Posted by Jowi
The 6610 is good,its triband but it still lacks bluetooth
Posted by munyip7
Had it comes with Bluetooth, i woulda sell my T68m real quick!!
Posted by Roberto
Me too munyip7!
Posted by mixin
are people getting scared that nokia might be bringing out better phones than
???
what you gonna do? you might have to resort to buying nokia
Posted by vimto2000
There nothing wrong with owning a Nokia.
Posted by lazarini
yes actualy i have 2 of them 6310 and 6210 but also the t68i
Posted by T68GR
I guess Nokia is offering many nice new phones for the average user.
For me since I consider my self a techie and I am using all the technology available on my T68 (bluetooth, Imaging, GPRS, etc) there is only one choice and that is the new P800.
As for the size I believe the new well equipped phones will grow bigger again its impossible to have a decent display for the info that a well equipped phone can provide at the size of a T68 or a Nokia 6610!
I strongly believe that on the technology part Ericsson and Samsung will be the leaders and as for design Nokia will be the delecate leader!
Personnaly my next mobile will be a P800!
Posted by d_a_r_k_n_e_z_z
you call nokia's latest offering striking back very bad? everytime folks see a new one from nokia they say it's cool. ok fine whatever. the fusion of east and west is the best thing ericsson and sony did. japanese products means quality like their cars and electronics.
[ This Message was edited by: d_a_r_k_n_e_z_z on 2002-06-17 18:27 ]
Posted by Deltayoda
I'll wait till next year when these companies maybe will get some common sense back into them.