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pete910i Joined: Jun 08, 2008 Posts: 98 From: Sydney, Australia PM |
On 2008-09-17 20:27:17, lazeeboy wrote:
@pete: so i guess your nick should now be pete800i.
hahaha a very good point
is that possible? lol |
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QVGA Joined: May 23, 2006 Posts: > 500 From: Pakistan PM, WWW
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On 2008-09-18 01:17:47, Nixxi wrote:
Been a nokia user since 5110 to n70, but i made the shift and i'm never going back, i saw this thread when i was researching on what phone to buy. N73 and k800 are arguably the most compared phone in the market. But IMO, xenon trumps led any day.
Some people want more than just Xenon flash on their phone |
Mige Joined: Aug 31, 2007 Posts: 453 PM |
On 2008-09-16 19:55:25, Raiderski wrote:
K800 battery > N73 battery
K800 is very limited
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Nixxi Joined: Aug 27, 2008 Posts: 51 PM, WWW
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On 2008-09-18 08:13:38, QVGA wrote:
On 2008-09-18 01:17:47, Nixxi wrote:
Been a nokia user since 5110 to n70, but i made the shift and i'm never going back, i saw this thread when i was researching on what phone to buy. N73 and k800 are arguably the most compared phone in the market. But IMO, xenon trumps led any day.
Some people want more than just Xenon flash on their phone
Hiliarious. I'd want more too. |
Raiderski Joined: Jul 03, 2006 Posts: > 500 From: Poland, Hell, Mountains PM, WWW
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it's limited only for those people which need more features than K800 can offer. about which features are you talking about? EDGE, Symbian? there is a huge difference between "I have Symbian (blink-blink) in my phone" and "I have Symbian in my phone and I know how to use it". after many years with Symbian phones (user, software developer, gamer) I should not be able to live without it, wrong... 'limited' K800 is my choice
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pete910i Joined: Jun 08, 2008 Posts: 98 From: Sydney, Australia PM |
On 2008-09-18 09:41:50, Raiderski wrote:
it's limited only for those people which need more features than K800 can offer. about which features are you talking about? EDGE, Symbian? there is a huge difference between "I have Symbian (blink-blink) in my phone" and "I have Symbian in my phone and I know how to use it". after many years with Symbian phones (user, software developer, gamer) I should not be able to live without it, wrong... 'limited' K800 is my choice
my choice too. i love this phone! the camera is out of this world for my needs
however i hav never used a symbian phone with all that said. just for the primary function of k800i (camera) it is in a league of its own! |
plankgatan Joined: May 20, 2007 Posts: > 500 From: Sweden fur alle PM |
i dont know what you guys think, but i think N73 is damn ugly & bulky. (k800 is not so beatfiul either). thats why choose k810...its a true piece of art
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darrenphone Joined: Jul 31, 2008 Posts: 36 PM |
I have answered very similar question on another forum and I am saying K800 .. I like this phone, and maybe because I dont have a good experience with nokia, I would advice you this one
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lazeeboy Joined: Feb 08, 2003 Posts: 301 From: Makati, Philippines PM |
K800 - looks like a digicam with a built-in phone
K810 - looks like a phone with a built-in digicam
N73 - looks like a... phone.
A loaf of bread, a container of milk, and a stick of butter. |
max_wedge Joined: Aug 29, 2004 Posts: > 500 From: Australia PM, WWW
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On 2008-09-21 08:00:41, lazeeboy wrote:
K800 - looks like a digicam with a built-in phone
K810 - looks like a phone with a built-in digicam
N73 - looks like a... phone.
true that...
I also go for K800 rather than N73. K800 has java multitasking so for most basic purposes K800 is just as flexible as N73.
K800 looks better, faster UI, doesn't crash or lock up, better still camera, use Opera Mini for a browser just as good as N73, jsr-75 for file management, multi-tasking through most functions (listen to music while java, internet, multiple java apps etc), 3G for internet, streaming (K790 for edge), well placed external buttons including play button (now removed from SE phones).
N73 only offers as an advantage qvga recording (correct me if I'm wrong) and the s60 application platform - and if you are already used to using JAVA there are very few s60 apps that provide functionality that J2me apps can't offer. However Answering machines is one thing Java doesn't do. Neither does WM for that matter. N73 also offers more customisable UI than K800 A100. (Note A200 now offers shortcuts to j2me apps - though s60 is still more customisable)
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QVGA Joined: May 23, 2006 Posts: > 500 From: Pakistan PM, WWW
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Well if i want 3G and EDGE both, K800 wont cut it. Apparently its a sin to have both 3G and EDGE on one phone.
And there is no application for JAVA phones to play DIVX videos (core player) and no application to block calls and SMS. |
max_wedge Joined: Aug 29, 2004 Posts: > 500 From: Australia PM, WWW
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On 2008-09-21 09:31:30, QVGA wrote:
Well if i want 3G and EDGE both, K800 wont cut it. Apparently its a sin to have both 3G and EDGE on one phone.
And there is no application for JAVA phones to play DIVX videos (core player) and no application to block calls and SMS.
it's rare that you need both edge and 3g in one handset, but yes if that is a requirement then K800 don't cut it.
In my experience even though you can get divx player for s60 (and wm of course) you still need to rip videos to a lower res and bitrate than those videos that are downloaded to play on a computer. So if you have to re-rip videos anyway what does it matter about divx support. Very few phones from that era could play video of anything but the basic 320x240 res.
btw, SE phones can play divx video native as long is it's encapsulated in mp4. (with a res of 320x240 or less, and bitrate of about 325 or less).
Re: blocking calls by phone number yes it's true, though there is a white list on SE phones (accept only those callers on the list). You can block all outgoing calls. For K750 there was a patch that turned your white list into a black list but imho not for K800.
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QVGA Joined: May 23, 2006 Posts: > 500 From: Pakistan PM, WWW
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i dont know about N73, but W950 being much older could play near VGA at 25fps in .avi format
and its just much easier because most videos are divx and converting takes a lot of time.
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max_wedge Joined: Aug 29, 2004 Posts: > 500 From: Australia PM, WWW
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that's true up to a point but if you get a high bitrate it won't play right and you are back to recoding.
Even in todays smartphones which are much more capable I still find it often necessary to re-rip videos to watch them properly. The fact is a phone is never going to be as powerful as a computer when it comes to multimedia.
The way I look at it if you want something to play well on a phone - you look at res and bitrate - if it's within performance guidelines of the phone well and good, if not you need to recode. Even then it's sometimes worth recoding - for example some youtube video at 480x360 is quite crap quality and recoding to 320x240 actually sharpens it up and since K800/W910 has 320x240 display - plays perfectly and looks better than it does on the samsung at 480x360.
However I agree, smartphones are better video performers than non-smartphone such as a100/a200. I'm not sure what N73 was capable of in terms of bitrate and res.
I admit I like the fact that my Samsung i780 plays almost anything I throw at it (though I've never tried HD quality video). I think if I wanted to watch DVD's I'd still rip specifically for the phone and the computer as two separate files one designed for phone playing and one much higher quality for the computer
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strizlow800 Joined: Aug 23, 2006 Posts: > 500 From: Macedonia, Skopje PM |
Why don't you go for a p1 for e.g...? K800 and N73 (even K810) are all older and outdated models. Or maybe the G900 would be great for you? Check their performance and features on www.gsmarena.com
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