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At least one important difference between K750 and W800 |
slattery69
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the battery on paper sounds great however previous experience with se phone points that there claims are greatly exaggarated, look at the k700 gets nowhere near se s claims.
however i wont critise these phones till they are out and tested so we can get an idea of battery life in the real world |
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peeta
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the huge memory card included with the w800 is a bigger difference imo (depends on price difference a bit admittedly) . and the garish colours...headache inducing.
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Arne Anka
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@slattery69
With a 900 mAh and probably less power consuming components, we may come closer to estimated SE values with W800/K750. 
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REO
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Atleast in the east, you get to sample early. In the U.S. The S 710a was released last month. Grrrr...... My next phone will be the K750.
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trashcanman
Joined: Jan 10, 2005
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I think SE calculations on battery lifetime is based on the following criterias:
1 Battery is new and fully charged (duh!)
2 A fully cleansed memory
3 You're standing absolutley still next to an antenna on a beutifull day!
So, mp3 mode batt.life time shouldn't depend on point 3, getting a normal, sane person closer to SE's values.
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mamba
Joined: Nov 21, 2004
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It's a known fact that SE battery claims are ridiculous.....
now made popular by k700i |
$hé®îNghÀm3:16
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All mp3 phones at the moment have a very low volume on full. Ive just broke my mp3 and am considering this though i prefere the k750 design now...
does anybody know whether or not the volume will be restricted on the k750/ w800 to quite a low volume?? ie k700 (quite in my opinion)
Also anybody know what the battery time when listening to music on k750 is... as this could be a big decision?
thank you!! 
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whizkidd
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Nothing of those sort can be said as of now as no one really has used the K750! To give such details. But We'll be getting initial reviews and stuff very soon! Patience!!!
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etaab
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Im sure BegalBoy will be along soon when he gets his hands on the K750 and W800. Lucky bugger.
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On 2005-03-17 07:02:28, REO wrote:
Atleast in the east, you get to sample early. In the U.S. The S 710a was released last month. Grrrr...... My next phone will be the K750.
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So, you'll get the K750 around January next year then. 
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konatone
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I was told that there was no bluetooth on the W800i either - I assume cause its an 'MP3 Phone' and they want to cover their arse when it comes to transferring copyrighted material. But it's come to light recently that it DOES have BT...Does anyone know for certain?
It'll be the K750i for me,if flight mode and lack of bluetooth is the difference.
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vanquish
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On 2005-03-16 13:06:58, turt wrote:
Congratulations for being the last one here on Esato to find out this difference...
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Dont be so rude. You think your more special 
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On 2005-03-16 13:17:07, 786KBR wrote:
thats not important... find more.
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and YOU TOO! it IS important for people! if the phone was ON it would take up more battery... and also, you can use it in hospitals, all hotels, planes etc.
some of these places, if not all, restrict the use of phones being switched on. so it IS a big difference.
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mwarner
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@konatone
Both the K750 and W800 support Bluetooth
As for the Flight mode available on the W800, I have been on a lot of planes recently for work and every one mentioned that "all mobile phones must be switched off, even if they have a flight mode".
These are all flights to and from the UK, however. Perhaps some other countries have more relaxed rules. |
m100
Joined: Aug 12, 2004
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The headphones are different on the W800. Similar ones retail for £35,but not in that colour.
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BOOYAR
Joined: Aug 19, 2003
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Totally agree with mwarner. The whole point of turning phones off is for SAFETY and there is no way a hospital or plane with sacrifice safety because you say your phones ok. How are the employees to know which phones are ok most people working in car phone warehouse wouldn't be able to list phones with flightmode so air stewards definately won't. Any1 regulary on airoplanes or in hospital (e.g A doctor) can afford an ipod
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$hé®îNghÀm3:16
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Soo basicly lets presume everything is preety much the same except fot the flight mode. How much would it be for the total cost of the k750 to have what the w800 has:
The in ear headphones:
512mb sandisk:
Other then the flight mode, i hear the output is the same,
would that preety much be the w800 without the flight modee?? |
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Posted: 2005-03-16 17:30
