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@staz - Nice presentation matey  I remember havin' that Samson D500 too way back  Nice compact fone to own indeed !
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jemuel
Joined: Sep 21, 2006
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On 2007-10-29 23:16:04, fatreg wrote:
just like to point out that it's due to my old job that I managed to own all of the below phones, nothing to do whatsoever with money
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by owning a vertu and a sirrocco, you must have a pretty sweet job!
I  my k608i I Esato |
obakesan
Joined: Oct 03, 2006
Posts: 198
From: London, UK
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Hmm, here's my memory lane now:
01. Nortel Nevada
02. Nokia 8110
03. Nokia 5110
04. Nokia 3210
05. Nokia 3310
06. Nokia 6310i (great battery, still go as spare) 
07. SE T610 (a classic)
08. LG 8110
09. SE K608i
10. SE W850i (current and happy)
11. ??? (waiting)
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Y-not
Joined: Oct 05, 2005
Posts: 19
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Panasonic something (cant remember) > Motorola Startac (I wanted it so much) > Sprint PCS something > T39 > T68i > T610i > K700i > Siemens s 65 > K750i > Motorola Razr V3i > w810 i > P990i > K800i
Next up hoping for a P1i and k850i
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newwave19
Joined: Oct 25, 2005
Posts: 10
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1 ericsson ga628 (i think thats what it was called anyway)
2 nokia 5110
3 siemens c25
4 panasonic gd30
5 nokia 7110
6 nokia 6210
7 nokia 6150
8 nokia 8210
9 nokia 3310
10 nokia 8310
11 sonyericsson t68i
12 samsung t100
13 nokia 6100
14 nokia 7650
15 nokia 7250i
16 nokia 6600
17 nec e808
18 lg 8110
19 samsung d500
20 sony ericsson w800i
21 motorola k1
22 sony ericsson k800i
i had a ericsson t18 in there too
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anonymuser
Joined: Dec 17, 2002
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Siemens C10 (first phone I could afford, riding the PAYG wave of the late nineties)
Ericsson T28s - first contract phone, first Ericsson, and absolutely fell in love with the design. Brilliant phone.
Ericsson T39m - technically much better phone, similar design, but never quite had the wow factor for me. Still, introduced me to GPRS and (buggy) mobile email.
Ericsson T68i - actually Ericsson design on the outside, but shop-upgraded to SE firmware on the inside. Colour screen, working WAP, very nice phone.
Sony Ericsson P800 - I originally swore off this "brick", but got tempted later just as the P900 came out, and the price fell through the floor. Absolutely amazing device at the time, nothing (but the P900) could hold a candle to it. Converted me entirely to the smartphone route, I've never considered an "ordinary" phone since. Kept this for longer than any other phone, through choice - 2+ years.
Sony Ericsson P910 - this was a nice, more polished version of the P800 but I got a little bored of it fairly quickly; even though it was supposedly two generations on from the original it wasn't much of an upgrade. The "qwerty keyboard" on the flip was a bit of a gimmick, and I chipped some paint off it just trying to use it - not very impressive. On the whole, I much preferred the P800, even though it was technically inferior in most respects. I'd even choose the plectrum-style stylus of the P800 over the more standard toothpick this came with.
Sony Ericsson M600i - I thought I wouldn't miss the camera (I did), and I thought UIQ3 would be much better than UIQ2 (it wasn't, really). I still liked this phone though, aside from the camera it did all the P910 did and more, but in a fraction of the size and weight. Moreover, the qwerty keyboard this time was genius, a truly inspired design. Great for messaging etc, nice to carry, but early firmware problems and limited functionality shortened it's appeal.
HTC Tytn II - in the end SE paid for their mistakes with UIQ3, as a combination of the P1's similarity to the M600i, and Vodafone's refusal to stock the P1 in any case after the P990/M600 debacle, lead to my defection for the first time in seven years. I got a very good offer on an upgrade to the Tytn II (Vodafone are desperate to minimise Iphone casualties at the moment), and the prospect of trying something completely new won me over. So far I'm very impressed - it's no lightweight, but it's a very powerful smartphone that gives that "cutting edge" feeling I've been missing since the early days of the P800. It does everything you could ask of a modern phone, which is sadly not something you can say about anything SE have on the market at the moment. But who knows, maybe the P5i will be next in the list
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poisongirl13
Joined: Oct 16, 2006
Posts: 22
From: Worcester, UK
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Nokia 3410
Samsung e700
Motorola v557 (well i think thats the right model.. it looks right..)
SE k750i
Samsung e900 (most annoying phone)
SE k800
SE k810
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Twometre
Joined: May 12, 2007
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From: Manzini, Swaziland
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Hahahaha lol. Nice topic. For me it was nokia 5110, nokia 3210, io mobile but have forgotten the model, LGC100 then motorola v360
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tk338
Joined: Oct 26, 2006
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Sagem MW 3020
Nokia 3100 (i think)
 K700
W810
W880
The best of them all has to be the W810, the worst the Nokia, followed closely by the W880, in terms of how much I like it. |
cmulc
Joined: Oct 06, 2007
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From 1996 - today
Motorola - Graphite.
Siemens C25
Sony J70
Nokia 3410 (for about 2 weeks , went back to the j70)
SE T310
SE T610
SE K700
SE K750i
SE W810i
SE K850i
Worst has to be the Motorola graphite,
Loved the quirkyness of the J70 , and loved the T310 for being the first one with a colour screen . The 3410 was a massive disappointment think its put me off nokias for life. |
5nak3
Joined: Oct 22, 2007
Posts: 364
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1) Motorola m3788e (big old brick, great if you ever got into a fight...)
2) Nokia 3510 (love the calender feature on this phone where you could actually store the persons year of birth and find out how old they are, makes getting birthday cards all that bit easier. My favourite phone, still!)
3) SE T300
4) Sharp gx15 (lovely little slim phone)
5) Nokia 6822
6) Motorola v3
7) SE P1i
Other phones which have been close to hand but never my own:
nokia 3310
samsung e900
nokia (one with the flashy lights down the side)
SE w810i
Motorola v525
Some other motorola forgot model number. |
burmistrz
Joined: Dec 26, 2002
Posts: 233
From: Sweden Sthlm
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Alcatel HB 100 (my first one)
Ericsson GH(?) 198
Low-end Ericsson (318 ??)
Ericsson SH(?) 688 - favourite one 
Ericsson 628
Ericsson SH 888 - nice one
Ericsson T 28
Ericsson R 250 PRO (still have it )
Ericsson R 310 (best one?)
Ericsson R(?) 380 (?) (nice)
SE T 300 (still have it)
SE T68i
SE T 610 (still have it) (very good)
SE T 630
SE K 850 (still have it) (like it)
Some Sony Z? (still have it)
For a few days some Nokia & Siemens
(still have it) means working one
I keep my broken t28, r310(2) & 688
SE T2900 (still have it) |
mrmilo69
Joined: Oct 03, 2006
Posts: 197
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Nokia 3210
Nokia 3650
Nokia 3300
K700i
K750i
W900i
Nokia 3510i (was so broke it wasn't funny!)
W950i
P1i
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josesoto14
Joined: Feb 28, 2007
Posts: 176
From: Dominican Republic
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ericsson r300z
motorola c333 (piece of crap)
LG i don't know
t68i
k700i
w810
samsung x-495 (when they stole my 810)
nokia n73 is my current one. just love it!!
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leonmagnus
Joined: Oct 12, 2007
Posts: 11
From: In a kingdom far far away...
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mah phones.... didnt own much before....
here are the list....
Nokia - 8310
Nokia - 7250
Motorola - c168
Sony Ericsson - k550i
Sony Ericsson - k800i
Sony Ericsson - w580i
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Posted: 2007-11-05 00:52
my k608i
