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Sony Ericsson C905 Unboxing Review |
hansen
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Mine does not creak at all, but the slider sideways movement was there from day one. And what about this one: when I was out taking pictures during the weekend and at some point closed the lens cover, the part of the construction that sinks down when the cover is opened got stuck in its sunk down position, taking a while to get back to normal. We're talking high-end quality here, right?
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plankgatan
Joined: May 20, 2007
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well, you know what..i thought about that lens cover function some days ago (when i hold it in my hand). it must be some kind of tiny spring who goes back and forward....wondering how long that spring stays stiff....long i hope 
(if its possible) its better with a pure slide mechanism on the lens cover (whitout any springs, etc)..such as k810/k750...or c902 who have a even stronger slide-function.
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hansen
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I hope to change my mind, but this far I just don't feel I can trust the C905 when it comes to build quality. |
plankgatan
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well. if you looking for super-solid constructions, you should try c902. it feels like a piece of steel in your hand  ......or T650, thats pretty solid to.
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hansen
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I did see that one coming... so you won't leave your steel wonder for the newcomer? |
plankgatan
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i dont know..maybe.
i have bought every cybershot flagships since the start (T610)....so it would be mad to break that "chain"...he he
honestley, i might wait for next cybershot candybar...c950 something (i have never really like sliders)
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cellphone picture collection:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/21179102@N07/
(t610, t630, k700, k750, k800, k810, k850)
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AbuBasim
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On 2008-11-03 11:06:27, plankgatan wrote:
i dont know..maybe.
i have bought every cybershot flagships since the start (T610)....so it would be mad to break that "chain"...he he
T610, a Cyber-shot flagship?
Sorry. Had to tease.
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max_wedge
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Great phone, and it's camera WAS good compared to the other early camera phones, but imho it wasn't really a serious camera, still not much more than a gimmick. Still fun though.
See my flickr, I just uploaded some examples
http://www.flickr.com/photos/pitdroidtech
It was also my first intro to SE (I had an Ericsson T28 before the T610). I thought the phone was the best looking phone I'd seen to date. And the UI was awesome, it actually retained the good things about the Ericsson UI too.
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Bhavv
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candybar phones are more solid and robust? lol K850i.
But the first 3 K series phones were all great, and my T300 is still in mint condition too. |
Muhammad-Oli
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On 2008-11-03 12:28:51, Bhavv wrote:
candybar phones are more solid and robust? lol K850i.
But the first 3 K series phones were all great, and my T300 is still in mint condition too.
Generally speaking they are. Most things with no moving parts are going to be more solid than something with moving parts.
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gtr83
Joined: Sep 27, 2008
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On 2008-11-03 11:01:24, hansen wrote:
I did see that one coming... so you won't leave your steel wonder for the newcomer?
You did that intentionally, didn't you |
Arne Anka
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On 2008-11-03 12:31:54, Muhammad-Oli wrote:
Generally speaking they are. Most things with no moving parts are going to be more solid than something with moving parts.
Amen to that. |
hansen
Joined: Aug 23, 2006
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@gtr83
You kidding me? I see enough of the word 'C902' in plankgatans posts as it is. It's more like 'wait, you've posted like three responses now WITHOUT mentioning that specific phone model, whats wrong?'
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