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Elrond
Joined: May 14, 2003
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From: Slovakia
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Of course, but as the rumours says, that will be in next year.
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Residentevil
Joined: Feb 29, 2004
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The best phone currently on the market in my opinion is the P900. Currently nothing comes close. 
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scotsboyuk
Joined: Jun 02, 2003
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These 'best' questions aren't really very fair because best is a very subjective term. I would be interested to know why some people think the P900 is the 'best' phone at the moment, what about its size or the battery life? If someone is looking for a small phone then the P900 certainly isn't the best, then again if someone is looking for a phone that can do as much as possible then the P900 probably is.
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wrecked_porsche
Joined: Jul 01, 2002
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Moto Mpx 220 has my vote  Can't wait for it !  |
scotsboyuk
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The MPX 220 does look rather interesting I must admit.
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50Cent
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that japanese phone so505i or summin like that. well nice
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kinc
Joined: May 15, 2004
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mine
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the_twism
Joined: Apr 19, 2003
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In my opinion, this matter depends on many factors, one of the most important being the technical specifications of the phone. When I had the p800 I was very pleased with its capabilities and displeased with its size. Of course the capabilities of the phone made the size insignificant. But after the time passed and I saw that I wasnt actually using the phone to its fullest, making the size significant. Now with my z1010 I have most of the "more popular" functions (MP3s, video recording/playback, memorystick, java games, bluetooth, etc.) which were also in the p800, plus I have a smaller phone (not much of a difference, but still...). So, in my humble opinion I believe that everything depends on the person using the phone and not the phone itself. If you ask a very old man (not used to technology) he could say that his GF688 is the best phone. I believe you see where I am getting at.... And all this without mentioning the design, which another important factor...
Anyway. I am extremely happy with my z1010!!!
I just want a simple phone... with 32bit color touch screen, video recording 640x480, 5 Megapixel camera, integrated TV/FM tuner, GPS system, and that shouldnt be heavier than 90g and should easily fit in my pocket... |
Residentevil
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I like the P900, because I can browse the web and have a good screen, which shows enough and with the touch screen and virtual keypad I can pump out some quick e-mail. Plus I can access my corporate e-mail. On top of that I enjoy having their picture up while talking to that person. Sweet. Cool chess game. And the available cool themes are a treat.
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lor
Joined: Mar 07, 2002
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Mpx, c500, mpx220, mpx100, all look good. Will be tough to decide among the three (ex mpx) |
eskay
Joined: Jun 03, 2004
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Thank god i dont have a piece of garbage with a dim screen like the P800. I had this phone for a week and i got read of it . Long live NOKIA.
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milk_cookies
Joined: Jun 20, 2004
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From: UAE
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Hmm ive had a couple of them new se and nokia phones in the past few months and still i always return to the nokia 8910i that i got when it was spankin new. There is some sort of an appeal to that phone it just makes you smile everytime those two side buttons are pressed. I admit that i probably return to the phone because nothing comes close in terms of style. Nokia advertises itself as "fashion phones" well in my oppinion the only two phones that really fit that criteria are the 8910 and i. |
gforce23
Joined: Aug 25, 2003
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From: Atlanta, London, Dubai
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@eskay A war may start due to ur last sentence.
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dagzpoy
Joined: Mar 15, 2004
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P900 is simply the best phone around |
ThreeX
Joined: Dec 21, 2002
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With all due respect to all you P900 owners out there.. I donīt agree that it is the best _phone_. The best "Swiss army-gadget" maybe, but i sold mine mainly because i didnīt think it worked as smoothly as my T610 in the pure phone functions.
What I define as a cellphone is a device for making and receiving calls, sending and receiving SMS make short notes and have a rudimentary calendar, sync-able with my PC, T9 is a bonus too.
Perhaps this is the reason that, although i have a K700i coming soon, i use (still) my T39m at work.
Itīs a phone - period, and a damn good one at that!
Just my two cents, no offense!
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Posted: 2004-06-19 17:45
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