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shaliron
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Perhaps T for Thin 
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whizkidd
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.....and i thought they killed the T series.... 
T230 >> T610 >> Ngage QD >> N73 >> N85 >> Omnia HD >> And countless other review units |
tranced
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im glad they've brought the T back. but how come the t68 had bt and this doesnt???
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batesie
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Cos it was a T6x series. This is T2x. Not everyone needs a phone with bluetooth
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prototype_bo
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sometimes i wonder how some members think.
for all the guys complaining about this model, it's a low budget phone, it doesn't have all the lights and sounds and technical superiority. yet it offers basic phone functions for a large number of people, who consider cellphone are made for this simple purpose. therefore it won't have a hefty price tag at all.
think market share, think emerging markets, think nokia 1100 (with 200 million handsets shipped worlwide)
the good thing about this phone, is it's build quality and metal insertion.
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tranced
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im not complaining. itīs just that bt has become a standard feature. this technology is not that expensive.
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SE4NICK
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T for thin maybe or T for tin or titanium although its not made of either of those two metals i hope
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goldenface
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Previously, was the T610 and the T630 the only T series to have bluetooth?
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Tehy03
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For me T250 is interesting, because it's cheap, but quality 
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batesie
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On 2007-05-10 09:09:54, goldenface wrote:
Previously, was the T610 and the T630 the only T series to have bluetooth?
And the /// T68m / SE T68i
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masseur
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...and T39 and T28
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batesie
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goldenface
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Ah, how could I forget the pre-merge handsets.
Just a theory but Ericsson's headquarters were originally in a place called Telefonplan in Stockholm.
In 2002 it moved to a place called Kista.
Could these places explain the origin of the T and K series phones. Where these phones developed in these places?
What do you think? The K series was born after 2002 and the T series originated from before 2002.
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goldenface
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SE4NICK
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K series was swedish Kamera i believe
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Posted: 2007-05-09 11:49
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