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scotsboyuk
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Why do you believe that a camera phone is necessary?
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Jowi
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On 2004-06-13 18:45:00, scotsboyuk wrote:
@nickname88cy
Why do you believe that a camera phone is necessary?
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maybe he wants to take a picture?  |
scotsboyuk
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@Jowi
Well duh! I would never have thought of that. Seriously though, I was meaning why does he feel it necessary to be able to take pictures with his phone.
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nickname88cy
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ok, something else? let me thing ...
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scotsboyuk
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@nickname88cy
What does that have to do with the need for a camera phone?
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Jowi
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well, its bulky when you bring both camera & a phone...so he needs a camera phone |
scotsboyuk
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@Jowi
Once again, thanks for stating the obvious! What I would like to know is why he needs to be able to take pictures wherever he is, and note the use of the word 'need' as opposed to 'want'.
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bacanito
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lmao@jowi and scots...
Poor nickname can barely get a reply in there lol
Well, I for one agree with both parties here...
Since my T68, I could never go without a colour screen again.
Since my P800, there are some very good chances that I won't be able to go without a camera on my phone.
But it's not a need, more like a want. If I had to choose between eating and have a cam on my phone, I sure as hell wouldn't starve 
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scotsboyuk
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@bacanito
It's one of those difficult choices, whether to have a camera phone or a square meal, very difficult indeed ... 
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SexyThang
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i think both nokia and SE have their strengths and weakness. i personally dont own a SE but i play around with them alot (currently t610 and z600) and i think they are currently better than the nokias right now. but i still think the nokia 6230 would sell a pretty bunch.....so would the 2650.....since there are so many nokia users out thier who are waiting to upgrade and like most nokia users...they wont risk a change. I;m still using an 8250 by the way....just a good stable phone to make calls and cant beleive its three years already. I'm waiting to change but i would prefer the S700 in a flip phone design.
as for a camera phone....why not....you can carry a 1.3 MP camera (good enough for simple shots and very clear for small prints) as well as a phone. Not only that its the same size as a normal phone. (as apposed to a phone vs a PDAphone)
by the way....i think the windows mobile phones like the O2 might make an impact soon. |
bacanito
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@ sexythang ( i hope you're a girl, i would never say that to a guy )
I used to own the SPV when I worked for Orange, and besides battery life, I was very satisfied with it. But I don't know what happened, only one release a year almost, i thought they would make much more of an impact.
To address the nokia issue, I used to like Nokia, until I learned about cell phones lol No seriously, very user friendly, but it's been a while since I've seen a nice looking Nokia phone, it was possibly the 8910i in my opinion.
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scotsboyuk
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Nokias are suitable for small children and old people.
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SexyThang
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sorry i dont know what you were referring too....
6630 looks like a bestseller as well...
as for the looks depratment....i would say 8850....timeless design....
hehehe.......so when you get old you're gonna switch to a nokia?
generalized states arent good.
i think it would have helped k700 alot if it had memory expansion....much more useful....and it would beat the crap outa 6230
[ This Message was edited by: SexyThang on 2004-06-16 20:49 ] |
scotsboyuk
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I am referring to the fact that Nokias lack features, by the time they do get around to releasing phones with decent features they are obsolete because everyone else has moved on. The design element is appalling, they are either old designs tarted up a bit, completely whacky or, as in the case of some of the more recent models, copies of designs used by other manufacturers.
Nokia need to concentrate on quality over quantity.
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nickname88cy
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s700 or k700 will sell most? |
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Posted: 2004-06-13 18:45
