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djin
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lol, and lol on how people go about, what a mistake by... nokia? :S
If a manufacturing defect is to be blamed like this then , either i am living in a strange world or...
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gola
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...a strange world is living in you?  
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djin
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y34h c0u1d b3
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JiSm
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On 2008-10-12 18:20:16, gola wrote:
...a strange world is living in you?
Haha. Awesome.
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marty mcfly
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On 2008-10-12 06:51:18, razec wrote:
Don't you guys see that the number 5 and 8 keys are of the same size? maybe that could be the reason why they made such mistake 
But anyway  
Yes we can all see that, and i'm sure we can figure out that's why it ended up there. The point of the thread is, how on earth did it get past quality control once it was done? Of all the things on a phone you would check it would be the keypad!
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masseur
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companies that poduce large volumes tend only to QA random samples from each batch, and so its quite easy for individual products with faults to be missed.
with the volumes that Nokia produce there is no way that each and every single phone can be checked.
Fortunately they have procedures for returns from retail outlets when such individual problems are discovered at point of sale and so customers rarely see such things... this seems to be that case here
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paul101
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@masseur, spoil the fun? 
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Miss UK
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On 2008-10-11 23:31:59, GUCCI.011 wrote:
talk about a major cock up, i cant believe that went unnoticed by NOKIA workers.
I pressume they have to make about 100 handsets per hour in the factory
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carkitter
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On 2008-10-12 23:03:40, masseur wrote:
companies that poduce large volumes tend only to QA random samples from each batch, and so its quite easy for individual products with faults to be missed.
with the volumes that Nokia produce there is no way that each and every single phone can be checked.
Fortunately they have procedures for returns from retail outlets when such individual problems are discovered at point of sale and so customers rarely see such things... this seems to be that case here
Which is why the Carl Zeiss company is so good because they QA every lens they make.
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adnansanni
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It’s time to learn new counting system………… |
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Posted: 2008-10-12 18:08
