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P910, 9500 or MPX220? |
OluYom
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On 2005-05-18 17:41:44, JohnM wrote:
This is going to be a tough choice between these 2 for me! Can you use wap on the 9500 with it closed using the external screen?
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No; you cannot browse on the external phone.
I own a 9500, and am very happy with it. It may depend on what you really need.
9500 is targeted at business. P910 is a cross between business and entertainment. Don't get me wrong, they both have business and entertainment features but its obvious the leanings of each device.
In the light of what I use my smartphones for, the 9500 is very close to Utopia for me.
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JohnM
Joined: Jan 06, 2002
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Does the 9500 support wap and xml browsing?
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OluYom
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On 2005-05-18 22:10:52, JohnM wrote:
Does the 9500 support wap and xml browsing?
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Yes;it does. Most capable browser I have seen on a connected device till date.
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fatreg
Joined: Jul 26, 2003
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9500 everyime.
P910i is old hat
MPx220 is just a SPV C500 with a better cam.
and yes 9500 will support any type of broswsing you want!
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JohnM
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Nice one Reg! I'm becoming increasingly convinced the 9500 is the way to go, is the camera good for pictures and video? Is video recording unlimited, and can it be sent in mms? Also, is mms well implemented on the 9500?
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mamba
Joined: Nov 21, 2004
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It seems the Mpx220 is loosing in this battle (mpx220 vs p910 vs 9500)
I own a p910 and I love it, never seen a 9500 b4, except on my pc screen. The 9500 looks like a laptop and probably as huge as a laptop, just imagine holding your laptop like a phone to your ear  |
batesie
Joined: Feb 13, 2004
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From: London, UK
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the 9500 is a brick to carry around.
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dave_uk
Joined: Mar 06, 2003
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P910i all day IMHO. However, the MPX220 is not a fair comparison. The Motorola MS handset in this bracket is the MPX, not the 220. Now, chuck in the i-mate Jam, and it gets interesting...
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JohnM
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From: Burton-on-Trent , UK
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Well, ordered the 9500 today, already got a P900 and MPX200 so thought l'd give the communicator a go, got 14 days to return it if l don't get on with it.
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goldenapple
Joined: Dec 21, 2004
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go for the 9500 (wifi over touchscreen), though you'll surely miss the touchscreen. p910i is kinda old so for me, 9500 just for the resale value as communicators don't depreciate that fast. mpx220-i'll say this for the last time. IT'S A PHONE FROM HELL. What you read on paper is not what you get in reality. |
JohnM
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From: Burton-on-Trent , UK
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I'm looking forward to getting the 9500 now, thanks to all for your input, appreciate it.
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OluYom
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@JohnM: Good choice you made, though the possibility that you wont like the 9500 is there. But I can assure you that would be a matter of personal preference, not a lack of performance or features on the 9500.
The 9500 is not as big as people think it is. And though I used the P800 for close to a year, I am yet to miss the touchscreen. The 9500's keyboard, mouse and directional keys are excellently integrated with the menu. Nope, I don't miss UIQ's touchscreen. Again, I can imagine and accept that there are many people who would prefer a touchscreen.
Let's know how your trial goes.
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JohnM
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Thanks AYA, l'm happy with my choice now, and l'll still have my P900 if l ever feel from time to time the urge to use it. Can't wait to get the 9500 tapped into the wireless LAN at work!
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jafggl
Joined: Apr 19, 2005
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I like the browser on that nok
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OluYom
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On 2005-05-19 20:03:50, jafggl wrote:
I like the browser on that nok
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 I agree. Its an excellent one. Beats every other mobile browser I ever used.
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