Posted by Mr Miyagi
Nokia has introduced the new nokia 6270, 6280, and 6111. They appear to be copying samsung with the slider phone, however turn the phone around and you will see one side of the phone looks like a digital camera, something which se has introduced long before nokia. check it out at http://www.nokia.co.uk/nokia/0,8764,18062,00.html
[ This Message was edited by: Mr Miyagi on 2005-06-15 16:11 ]
Posted by methylated_spirit
Especially after the cheeky twunts are sueing...oh, who was it...someone over a phone that looked vaguely similar to one of theirs!
Posted by imran_soorya
Nokia was first to introduce sliding concept.. Remember nokia 7650
Posted by amnesia
nope it was the SL10 (Seimens)
Posted by david1975
yeah it was siemens but yuo say they copied it but as far as i can see not only did they borrow the design i think they improved on it
Posted by jenbones
I'll be getting one
Posted by david1975
competion is really getting good between nokia and se releasing phones on the same day and both of them turning out really good interesting phones its goona be a good year for the consumer i do think nokia just wins it for new phones the se ones were leaked early again but nokia did keep it quiet
Posted by jafggl
I dont see nokia considering se as a threat even!
Posted by Super G
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They are certainly not copying samsung with the slider. They release phone with the same form factor, that was originally introduced by Siemens, and made popular by Nokia (7650). Samsung came up with small sliders after that and is flooding the market with many sliders. Nokia is filling a gap it had for a while overlooked.
As to a phone that has a back which "looks like" a camera, 6600 (and more recently 6630) have such back covers, and that came before
had their phones with back covers looking like cameras.
And one more thing:
Nokia had the very first GSM phone with an integrated digital camera: 7650.
(Before that they had a camera that could be attached to 9210).
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Posted by S4k1s
@Super G: what are u smoking?
Posted by S4k1s
@Super G: Did Nokia put the first man on the moon to?
Posted by Super G
@S4k1s
Do u actually have anything to say or u're just making noise? I work with Swedes, and sometimes they just make noise
Posted by S4k1s
@Super G: Nokia 7650 was not the first mobile phone with camera and Ericsson /// had optional camera to their phones b4 Nokia.
And since you are smoking the bong and I am making the noise lets have a party
Posted by orange
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Can you name the first GSM phone with integrated camera then?
Posted by S4k1s
aah yes GSM integrated...
So ...
Sharp J-SH04 was the first camera phone ... (?)
MCA10 was the first attachable GSM camera... (?)
Nokia 7650 was the first GSM phone with inegrated camera... (?)
Posted by orange
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Exactly!
Posted by DeLa
Since Nokia is still the market leader they can not afford to make much mistakes so in my opinion they are very conservative in their designs. They only put a new design to the market if they are sure there is demand (= if another brand has succes with it).
Their more experimental phones like the lipstick one can not be taken really serious, they are only there to create the image of Nokia as innovative designer. Which they wouldn't need to to if they actually were innovative.
Only real innovators are SE and Motorola.
Posted by jafggl
True,thats why motorola ranks 2nd and se 6th even after lg in world market!
Posted by Super G
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This one is certainly going in the hall of fame of the most idiotic posts
Posted by DeLa
@Super G
If you really think it's idiotic tell me what part of it you do not agree with.
A lot of brands put products into the market that they are sure of they will never sell enough but they need it for their image.
Posted by JohnM
Well I'd consider the Nokia Communicator series innovative. Just about every form of communication in 1 mobile device, I remember when the 9000i was released on orange in the uk in 1998. It was amazing for its time and there was no other mobile phone at that time that could do half the things it could. Nokia still make some good phones or they'd have gone bust by now, and lets face it there isn't alot of choice in form factor when it comes to making a phone.