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Mizzle Joined: Oct 06, 2006 Posts: > 500 PM, WWW
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On 2008-08-15 12:51:00, QVGA wrote:
You tell me, does the fast port connector make use of the phone's CPU to reduce noise? Anything to back that claim up?
And no, i wont ask SE anything, because you made a claim, and i made a statement that is true and that contradicts what you said: if the FP connector indeed does what you said, why did SE make a dedicated NC headphone?
Yes, that's exactly what it does. If you don't believe me, check the Walkman webcast on http://www.sonyericsson.com/reveals/July/
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Dogmann Joined: Jan 29, 2006 Posts: > 500 From: London England PM |
@Mizzle
You really are missing the very simple fact that with other manufacturers who offer an 3.5m socket and their own headset plus converter you get a choice. Whilst with SE you only get the Fastport adapter with a 3.5m socket and that is no choice you are forced to use the Fastport adapter always.
Now if you believe this offers advantages or not is not the point we are talking about, choice is and SE doesn't give you any. If this was not at all important surely we wouldn't see so many requests for it from so many SE users. Or people saying this is what they want on a music phone so it rules out SE phones for them.
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Mizzle Joined: Oct 06, 2006 Posts: > 500 PM, WWW
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What choice? The choice of using an adapter or not? Well yes, that's really an important choice, and just an extra thing to think about. Come on, it's hardly of any importance. Besides, the adapter doubles as a microphone - looks to me like you're left on your own when listening to music only using a 3.5 mm jack cable. But then again, you can always carry around that extra adapter in those situations.....................
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Dogmann Joined: Jan 29, 2006 Posts: > 500 From: London England PM |
@Mizzle
Actually this doesn't affect me at all as i don't use my device to listen to Music, i prefer to use a dedicated player for much better results.
But once again that's not what SE said they said it gives more choice and it clearly doesn't as it doesn't give the user a choice at all they are forced to use the Fastport adapter. To try and claim it offers more choice is just absurd and without foundation if you only have one option there is no choice. Now if it is a better solution for most or all is a completely different discussion.
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carkitter Joined: Apr 29, 2005 Posts: > 500 From: Auckland, NZ PM |
On 2008-08-15 15:08:23, Dogmann wrote:
@Mizzle
Actually this doesn't affect me at all as i don't use my device to listen to Music, i prefer to use a dedicated player for much better results.
W980 could now be considered a dedicated music player having recieved awards for its music abilities.
On 2008-08-15 15:08:23, Dogmann wrote:
But once again that's not what SE said they said it gives more choice and it clearly doesn't as it doesn't give the user a choice at all they are forced to use the Fastport adapter. To try and claim it offers more choice is just absurd and without foundation if you only have one option there is no choice. Now if it is a better solution for most or all is a completely different discussion.
Marc
You're playing with words here and you know it!
SE's point is valid and one could go further and say that A2DP makes the whole 3.5mm debate pointless anyway unless you use top-end headphones and few people would.
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Mizzle Joined: Oct 06, 2006 Posts: > 500 PM, WWW
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On 2008-08-15 15:08:23, Dogmann wrote:
@Mizzle
Actually this doesn't affect me at all as i don't use my device to listen to Music, i prefer to use a dedicated player for much better results.
But once again that's not what SE said they said it gives more choice and it clearly doesn't as it doesn't give the user a choice at all they are forced to use the Fastport adapter. To try and claim it offers more choice is just absurd and without foundation if you only have one option there is no choice. Now if it is a better solution for most or all is a completely different discussion.
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[ This Message was edited by: Dogmann on 2008-08-15 14:10 ]
You're starting to piss me off - WHAT'S THE PROBLEM WITH USING THE ADAPTER? There are hardly any disadvantages, but quite a few advantages. I don't see any point in arguing with you, you're twisting your own words, and can't seem to understand one valid point after another.
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Dogmann Joined: Jan 29, 2006 Posts: > 500 From: London England PM |
@Mizzle and Carkitter
I am not twisting words at all that is exactly what you two are trying to do.
Lets try and stick to simple facts shall we
Other manufacturers that have a 3.5m plug and a an adapter give the user a choice.
SE that only has a FASTPORT so don't give a choice it doesn't matter what you say that can't and won't change as quite simply it's fact.
@Mizzle
Just where have i said there is a problem using an adapter? No where is the answer if that's what the users wants to do fine. But to claim only having a Fastport adapter gives more choice is wrong end of conversation one option is no choice two options offers choices. Simple really isn't it just why you can't accept a simple fact is beyond me and if that is pissing you off i have no idea why.
@Carkitter
How ever great you feel the W980 is it isn't as good as a dedicated player and is just what has that got to do with anything we are discussing anyway? I prefer a separate device my choice if you want to use a all in one fine your choice.
As for A2DP that is still currently a far inferior solution to a wired headset due to the constraints of Bluetooth and a lack of Bandwidth. It may work and even be good enough for some but it is still an inferior solution.
I use a good pair of high end headphones as it does give much better results i would never use any bundled headphones that come with any device as they are adequate at best.
Far from me twisting words you are trying to justify a Fastport as offering more choice which it doesn't as you have to use a Fastport there is no other option so there is no choice.
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Mizzle Joined: Oct 06, 2006 Posts: > 500 PM, WWW
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If there's no problem, then why don't you just walk out, instead of keeping on going and going and going?
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carkitter Joined: Apr 29, 2005 Posts: > 500 From: Auckland, NZ PM |
On 2008-08-15 16:29:46, Dogmann wrote:
@Mizzle and Carkitter
I am not twisting words at all that is exactly what you two are trying to do.
Lets try and stick to simple facts shall we
Other manufacturers that have a 3.5m plug and a an adapter give the user a choice.
SE that only has a FASTPORT so don't give a choice it doesn't matter what you say that can't and won't change as quite simply it's fact.
You want to stick to facts, then you state your opinion!
You're so funny! Who made your opinion fact?
And for future rants, its an A200 platform not an A2000 platform.
On 2008-08-15 15:08:23, Dogmann wrote:
... i don't use my device to listen to Music, i prefer to use a dedicated player for much better results...
...I would never use any bundled headphones that come with any device as they are adequate at best.
So you've eliminated the phone and you've eliminated the headphones, what is left to argue about?
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doministry Joined: Apr 13, 2007 Posts: > 500 From: PL PM, WWW
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On 2008-08-15 16:34:11, Mizzle wrote:
If there's no problem, then why don't you just walk out, instead of keeping on going and going and going?
Exactly.
I don't want to offend anybody,
but this whole jack thing is rather a mental than a real thing. Having little adaptor is not a problem at all since you carry your headphones anyway, and having this bloody adaptor with it does not make any difference. And it's functional, instead of havind 100 holes in the device you have ONE.
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Dogmann,
if you don't use it, maybe don't try to be everybody's advocate..
And the people whining over this horrible adaptor,
they will always whine about something OTHERS have and they don't.
I'm the musician and I do listen to music a lot,
and from my experience - no problem with any adaptor.
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Dogmann Joined: Jan 29, 2006 Posts: > 500 From: London England PM |
Well it's really a shame the 3 of you can't follow your own advice.
As i never said there was anything wrong with using an adapter and all i did was point out that SE were talking yet again more BS as they do.
The Fastport just can't and doesn't offer more choice it restricts and limits your choice to just it. Now if none of you can accept that simple fact you really are beyond all help.
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Mizzle Joined: Oct 06, 2006 Posts: > 500 PM, WWW
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Marc, open your eyes - the fastport connector can power accessories, can make use of the phone for processing, and in the case of the adapter, it makes it possible to double as a microphone - is that limiting????????????
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xell Joined: Jan 15, 2006 Posts: > 500 PM, WWW
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I may add pics of the two noise cancelling headsets - the original Sony which processes itself the nc, and the SE version that uses the Fastport.
Spot the difference. I know even you can. |
QVGA Joined: May 23, 2006 Posts: > 500 From: Pakistan PM, WWW
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Mizzle just how are those NC headphones large as you say they are?
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doministry Joined: Apr 13, 2007 Posts: > 500 From: PL PM, WWW
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On 2008-08-15 18:03:44, QVGA wrote:
Mizzle just how are those NC headphones large as you say they are?
Just look at the Sony huge module compared to SE. |
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