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i-mobile 902 , mp3 capabilities? |
TheNerd
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On 2007-10-28 12:48:49, AbuBasim wrote:
I have never seen a 3G SIM card and don't know if these are the same as GSM SIM cards. We don't have 3G here in the developing world.
I recommend you try your SIM card in a older phone that doesn't support 3G. If you can borrow an old K750 for example. If this works then you can safely order the i-mobile 902.
[ This Message was edited by: AbuBasim on 2007-10-28 12:04 ]
I have tried it on a W800i,and it worked prefecly...
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Aware
Joined: Jun 24, 2006
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From: Oxon, UK
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On 2007-10-28 14:05:10, spikeyjac wrote:
Eh?
Just looked on ebay for the phone, and on one part of the housing its says 8mp on the other it says 5mp?
Like K700, it can interlopate it's pictures(to make them seem bigger), but the sensor is 'only'(lol) 5mp......
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AbuBasim
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On 2007-10-28 14:21:14, TheNerd wrote:
I have tried it on a W800i,and it worked prefecly...
Then it should be safe to go ahead with the i-mobile 902 order.
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TheNerd
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I've just ordered mine on ebay, a brand new one,with 1GB card.
btw, what kind of headphones output does it have? |
AbuBasim
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It has it's own head phone connector, similar to mini-USB. But the phone does also include an adapter for standard 3.5mm stereo earphones.
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TheNerd
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great!
btw does it has its own software to transfer songs/images from the computer and vice versa?
or its from the windows interface? |
AbuBasim
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No special interface. You plug the phone to your PC via a standard USB cable (a short cable provided) and the phone will appear as two memory sticks: one for the 128MB internal memory and the other for your microSD card. Create a folder called MP3 on the memory stick and dump all your songs in there.
BTW: the largest microSD card supported is 1 GB. But you wouldn't put thousands of songs anyway there would you, with the phone only supporting a single playlist?
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TheNerd
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I never used more than 1 playlist on my k800,and I also have a 1GB memory card in it...its enough. |
TheNerd
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how is the player volume?
what about the battery when listenting to music?
the w800(same as k750) and k800 are great in that matter..wondering if its the same for the 902?
and again,no need to more than one playlist.
thanks.
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AbuBasim
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I don't play enough music on my phone so I can't tell how this affects battery life.
The volume is loud enough for me as I use the provided Sony MDR-EX71SL earplugs and these block out most outside noise.
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soane28
Joined: Jun 12, 2006
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the volume isnt too loud (i use standard earphones due to them being louder than the in-ear bass ones), but not too bad. I noticed quite a difference from the K800 in sound quality, but you get used to it and its fine. Once you start using the camera youll be content with the mp3 player! |
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Posted: 2007-10-28 14:21
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