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T920 and A130? |
Mizzle
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They always use multiple names
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BobaFett
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a130 sounds like a moto model
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Muhammad-Oli
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Yeah... Maybe I'm missing something, but I don't get it. Why would they use the 'T' for a 'W' phone?
And why A130 when they don't use the 'A' for any phones at all? As Boba says, it sounds like a Motorola phone and it also makes it sound extremely cheap and crappy.
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bart
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A130 could also be the name of an device with an upgraded A100 platform
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BobaFett
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at least a and t series remind me on the /// times... maybe that means we ll see at least some quality from se?
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Mizzle
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Ahhh....
A130 & T920 = K850i & K850a. T921 = W910i. T923 = V640i. T924 = K858c & K858i. T925 = W908c & W908i.
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PeterKay
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Well done Miz.
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Posted: 2008-01-21 00:33
