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chuckie
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Does anyone know about a SE dual sim phone? There are only two mobile phones (Samsung - the 3rd is upcoming) available in Portugal that support Dual SIM. However, they are not 3G.
I am a SE exclusive user. I may say that, unfornutely, I use 2 personnal phones and a company phone, all SE. I'm thinking about leaving one of my personnal phones and buy a dual sim one.
However, I don't see any rumour that SE is developing one. Worse, I don't hear about any company but Samsung doing that in Europe / Portugal.
I heard that in Asia there are plenty of them. Do you think that mobile operators consider them a threat and ask mobile manufacturers not to produce dual sim mobile phones in Europe?
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tranced
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afaik no. havent heard anything from them about this.
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harry20larry
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You can get the c905... Dorado C905:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/DORADO-[....]:1300|66:2|65:12|39:1|240:1309
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Marly
Joined: Jun 04, 2006
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That's a chinese fake, there are plenty of them (fake SE's, fake Nokia's, etc.) with a dual sim card holder.
The only "real things" available in Europe atm are the three Samsungs and a Windows Mobile phone produced in the UK, forgotten it's name unfortunately.
edit: Found it  :
http://www.ubergizmo.com/15/a[....]re_office_into_one_device.html
dunno whether it's still available though, as it's from 2006.
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AkuKL
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On 2008-11-10 13:36:32, chuckie wrote:
Does anyone know about a SE dual sim phone? There are only two mobile phones (Samsung - the 3rd is upcoming) available in Portugal that support Dual SIM. However, they are not 3G.
I am a SE exclusive user. I may say that, unfornutely, I use 2 personnal phones and a company phone, all SE. I'm thinking about leaving one of my personnal phones and buy a dual sim one.
However, I don't see any rumour that SE is developing one. Worse, I don't hear about any company but Samsung doing that in Europe / Portugal.
I heard that in Asia there are plenty of them. Do you think that mobile operators consider them a threat and ask mobile manufacturers not to produce dual sim mobile phones in Europe?
There are many, many China made phone that support Dual-SIM whether its can be switch or Dual-Active. |
totalgsm
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Almost all China made phones are dual sim.
If it supports Dual SIM you can say its a Chinese phone
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tranced
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ditto
i've seen some here
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totalgsm
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@AkuKl
I don't think it can have both the cards activate at the same time.
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chuckie
Joined: Mar 20, 2004
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There is a portuguese manufactured model that supports Dual SIM:
http://www.ztc.pt/item.php?i=1
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AkuKL
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On 2008-11-10 14:29:28, totalgsm wrote:
@AkuKl
I don't think it can have both the cards activate at the same time.
It have. In fact many of them have Dual-Active let alone switch SIM (Dual-Not-Active) version.
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gforce23
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On 2008-11-10 14:29:28, totalgsm wrote:
@AkuKl
I don't think it can have both the cards activate at the same time.
The Samsung D880 is a Dual-SIM active model, wherein both SIMs are available for use at the same time.
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AkuKL
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On 2008-11-10 14:50:34, gforce23 wrote:
On 2008-11-10 14:29:28, totalgsm wrote:
@AkuKl
I don't think it can have both the cards activate at the same time.
The Samsung D880 is a Dual-SIM active model, wherein both SIMs are available for use at the same time.
Chinese made phone come up with the Dual-Active long before Samsung. Not to mentioned they already have Dual-Not-Active for years.
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chuckie
Joined: Mar 20, 2004
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On 2008-11-10 13:56:16, harry20larry wrote:
You can get the c905... Dorado C905:
Does anyone have an opinion about this model? It seems ok but I can't find any referrence in Google.
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gforce23
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On 2008-11-10 14:53:07, AkuKL wrote:
On 2008-11-10 14:50:34, gforce23 wrote:
On 2008-11-10 14:29:28, totalgsm wrote:
@AkuKl
I don't think it can have both the cards activate at the same time.
The Samsung D880 is a Dual-SIM active model, wherein both SIMs are available for use at the same time.
Chinese made phone come up with the Dual-Active long before Samsung. Not to mentioned they already have Dual-Not-Active for years.
And your point is???
I was merely giving an example of a phone that can have both SIM cards active at the same time.
You can propound the benefits of Chinese branded phones all you want, but the simple fact of the matter is that they aren't even close to the usability and feature set offered by Symbian based devices.
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lukechris
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I used to have one of these
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