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Dr.pratikB.
Joined: May 03, 2005
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Nokia 6230 is having video camera as well EDGE if you want to record till the memory end.Or nokia 3220 if you want to record for say 3 to 4 minutes of video.I would suggest go for n6230 as it offers extra mem.
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tushar111
Joined: Apr 17, 2005
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I think if se give 1 gb duo pro with each new music phone they can defend themself easily from nokia stretegy.
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B.J.
Joined: Jan 27, 2005
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From: place to be, Manila.
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it doesn't brake when you drop it? well that's a relief... now the only dorwnside would be the price and weight, and except for that, the phone series is a year ahead of almost all phones on the market.. i bet this one's a quickky job snce when i visited the site of N series, there's a statement that says it hasnt been FCC passed
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Fr0nt|er
Joined: May 05, 2005
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I think the biggest fear for the N91 (which I am now anxiously awaiting... for what I'm sure will be many months, then delays (just like what happened with my 7610 here in the US)) anyway, the biggest fear for the N91 is the battery time. I don't know what the battery life is like on the iPods, but if the phone only has 3-4 hour talktime I have to assume that means the same for music listening time. If I can only listen to 4 hours of music and then my phone is dead that is no good. They need to work on increasing the battery time to more like 7-9 hours so that this 3 in 1 phone/cam/mp3 player will be very beneficial.
I also can't wait for the camera's to get to 4mp. that is sufficient quality for everything imo. |
zebi
Joined: Apr 11, 2002
Posts: 114
From: Belfast
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its sounds like too many people are losing sleep over these phones.
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david1975
Joined: Apr 05, 2004
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well i think nokia have played their hand to early this time it gives se a few more months to improve the p series or introduce something new this year plus have been comparing the n90 with the 6260 its gonna have the same erginomic design flaws as the 6260 so on the whole these new phones arent really much to worry about are they |
bob2k4
Joined: Dec 24, 2003
Posts: 98
From: Manchester UK
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Does anyone know the release date of the N90 yet? |
turkgames
Joined: Apr 18, 2004
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Nokia all times sucks , they are not innovative as Sony Ericsson and they stole the ideas of other companies.Look at Nokia 3230 , its a symbian loaded T610! New nokias like 6101 is like Samsung phones.Ý love only Nokia 7610 , 6260 and 6630 the rest sucks ! |
david1975
Joined: Apr 05, 2004
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yeah nokia aregood at watching market trends see an i dea or design and thinks right will kill off the market by making on ethe same or similair |
B.J.
Joined: Jan 27, 2005
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From: place to be, Manila.
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yah they're just copying design-- see the proof of the non FCC complient phone!?! sucks! that's even more stupid, had i been a dirty player like nokia, i would have released an Nseries with at least 5 more gigs on the HDD and 3megapixel cam to raise the bar atleast...
btw are the 2mpx Nseries cmos or ccd?
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mario2002
Joined: Feb 15, 2004
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N90 is CCD.I am not sure about N70 and N91.
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mib1800
Joined: Mar 18, 2004
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will we see a update to N91 in first quarter 0f 2006 with 20-40Gb drive and 3-5MP cam? most likely.
SE seems to have been totally overshadowed by Nokia in the high-end high-tech phone segment. |
Super G
Joined: Mar 07, 2002
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From: France
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Nokia has been for a long time a trend setter, copied by many, including Ericsson, and  .
For a few years, Nokia has lagged behind with questionable designs. Only a few models did stand out. Nokia also came out with the slider phone revealing a camera -7650, which has been copied, and made better, smaller by Samsung.
Now, Nokia is coming back with simple and clean designs, packed with features, some of which are inspired from other brands -lets say the trend has been set by other brands, many of which are classical Nokia designs. Thats part of the game. Just dont be too pissed off, if your phone is not the best looking nor the best featured out there  |
lazarini
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On 2005-05-05 11:00:12, Fr0nt|er wrote:
I think the biggest fear for the N91 (which I am now anxiously awaiting... for what I'm sure will be many months, then delays (just like what happened with my 7610 here in the US)) anyway, the biggest fear for the N91 is the battery time. I don't know what the battery life is like on the iPods, but if the phone only has 3-4 hour talktime I have to assume that means the same for music listening time. If I can only listen to 4 hours of music and then my phone is dead that is no good. They need to work on increasing the battery time to more like 7-9 hours so that this 3 in 1 phone/cam/mp3 player will be very beneficial.
I also can't wait for the camera's to get to 4mp. that is sufficient quality for everything imo.
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Hi and welcome to Esato 
You coud be right here but anyway i think that users will be sattesfied if the device battery time holds for 24 hours before next recharge.
if u look at the structure of device and device multi functionality one whole day plus some hours woud just have to do ....
Anyway im the kinda user that puts his phone on charger every night so nothing new there for me
regards laz
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Marcus_129
Joined: Aug 19, 2003
Posts: 136
From: sweden
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Have you seen the size of N91? Almost same as P910. P910 have bigger screen and can play movies with great quality, if you want to use MP3 just download a program so you can do your own playlist and buy a big Dou Pro card. |
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