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I just got a nokia 7650! Heres what I think(review for us SE users) and some pics of the package :-) |
Raven
Joined: Jul 01, 2002
Posts: > 500
From: Norway
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@Infantino, why don't you just buy a cheap, small spare phone? The 7650 is too good to just trade in for a GD87 don't you think?
Remember no more Symbian! No more Java! Are you really ready to sacrifice all the things that makes the 7650 so good, just for smaller size!?
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Crypto
Joined: Oct 14, 2002
Posts: 5
From: 800km. away from Iraq
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On 2002-07-11 03:00, ewap8 wrote:
First things first, Its not actually my purchase. I purchased it for my cousin and he picked it up from me. I was just evaluating the phone and posted my opinions here. So I have no loss.  I personally dont like it. I will go for the P800 instead.
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This is sickening, what professional background do you have to do some kind of a judgement. If you have opinions say it or quote it, because the way you speak seemed to me you have authority. Well authority my ass. |
lazzy
Joined: Aug 27, 2002
Posts: 49
From: M'sian in Philippines.
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Guys,
Don't you think it's unfair to compare T68i and N7650? They are both different in every way. I used to own a T68i till i bought my N7650 then i lost my T68i (of course the new phone gets my active SIM). But after playing both, they are pros and cons.
T68i
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1 year old technology.
Good:
- great BT services (dual serial port, DUN, headset and etc.)
- Small and Light
Bad
- pretty slow at times (browsing and SMS)
- only 1MB Memory
- 256k colours.
N7650
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Rececent Technology
Good
- Built-in Camera with 4000k colour.
- Symbian 6 (smartphone) for application expandability.
- Java enabled.
- 4MB Memory, still not enough for me.
- Polyphonic ringtone
Bad
- Freezes when memory is low.
- Bulky (thank god its smaller than 9210).
- BT services sucks big time.
P800
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Will review when i get my hands on it.
So the conclusion is, technology gets better everyday. I don't think SE will be able to fit features packed P800 into a T68i size. If it does, then we will discuss later. But at the mean time, every phone has its good and bad.
Look bad in time, when we had Motorola 8700 with multiple ring type and vibra-call comparing to N101 or N121. We would say 8700 is better but where is Motorola now? Vanished ....
I might be wrong in some ways but i'm just sharing my thoughts. Please advise.
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Tony Ericsson
Joined: Nov 26, 2002
Posts: 91
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If i had to use a Motorola i would see it as a good sign that i had generally failed in life. |
megbin
Joined: Dec 09, 2002
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I really want P800 badly, but i dont think ive enough money for it :-(, maybe i just go for 3650 coz i dont like 7650, even the size is so BIG, what a sad story :-(
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Posted: 2002-12-06 09:28
