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milmino
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the top part has been significantly reduced but the distance between the end of the screen and the number pad is more
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bart
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indeed that distance is whats bothering me. i hope more pics and good ones will clear things out for us.
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Delta 9
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I think it kinda looks like a K700 meets 6230 hybrid. Which in itself isn’t a bad thing. Lots of people liked the 6230 look and didn’t like the K700 because it was to “shiny”.
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bart
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jep i like the clara design. hmm but i don't like the 6230 design. what can i saw, i'm hard to please.
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(An)Dante
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Well this is a really sweeet phone. But I think the specification is really far beyond realistic.. Don't really think that  will give 128 MB memory card in addition to the built in 90 MB. It's not that usuall even for the Pxxx series..
I love my K700i, but it's not that elegant with that transparent keypad, and a rubber cover at the bottom what actually distended after a month.  It was also the worst idea to place the speaker behind the camera cover.. Anyway it seems that stops manufacturing the K700i as for example Vodafone stops providing this phone globally.
Compared to Nokia 6230 it has far better screen, better email client with attachments, but the 6230 has EDGE and Presence in addition to the expandable memory plus more elegant design. If you wanna listen to music the K700i looses with its limited memory, and also with the poorly designed earphones with rigid and thin cord.
There was some words about that this new one has different system connector however it is not visible on any pictures. I think we'll see quite soon. This black design is really nice and elegant. If most of the rumored specification will be implemented in this small candybar won't be able to provide enough for the market. |
(An)Dante
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There's something next to the joystick on the right side of the phone. maybe it's the shutter release button for camera mode?  |
jontyf
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Could be...But I think its just the delete button thats a bit blured:)
I dont think the Clara will have 90mb internal memory 
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scotsboyuk
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Onboard memory is increasing rapidly in mobile phones to meet the demand sof the features that are becoming standard in modern handsets. I would be surprised if SE released a 2 MP cameraphone without either a large amount of onboard memory or memorystick support.
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(An)Dante
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There was some rumors on russian pages about memory options of this novelty. They said it will have 128 MB MS-DUO in sales package in addition to 90 MB built-in mamory. I won't be supprised since 1 GB flash memory costs less than 100 USD, but it's not that usual to include such amount of memory. There's only one phone includes more than 200 MB, it is Nokia 7710 for a different price segment. |
scotsboyuk
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@(An)Dante
As I said before, memory capacity is increasing to meet the demands of new features. It seems quite logical to include memory around the 100 MB mark.
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Dyce9984
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Wait and see,
I have a very strong feeling, in about a weeks time, that when pics of the whole phone have been shown, with definite specs, all will be impressed 
Why not include 90MB internal, it therefore means less people have to go out and buy mem sticks, everyone said that 32mb in k700 was too little, so within a month SE upped it to 40mb (c). Then people said that this wasn't enough either, so SE have listened again, and added it to 90MB and mem stick.
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(An)Dante
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Well 90 MB is quite good if you can expand it. This is the weekness of the Samsung SGH-E720. A really impressive and phone, but you cannot expand the memory, and that 90 MB of music maybe not enough.. |
scotsboyuk
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(An)Dante
That really all depends upon what the handset is designed to do.
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(An)Dante
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@scotsboyuk,
Well, if you check Samsung's novelty it's hard to not to notice the MP3 player buttons under the extrenal display (previous track / play-pause / next track). So it's designed to be an MP3 palyer as well. With 88.5 MB built-in memory.. isn't it funny?
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scotsboyuk
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@(An)Dante
I don't see that amount of memory being a problem if one encodes the mp3s at a lower bitrate. At the moment no mobile phone is designed to replace a dedicated mp3 player, in Europe at least. Samsung already have a handset released in Korea featuring a 1.5 GB hard drive, which could be used as a dedicated mp3 player.
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