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P800 and 7650 comparsion here!!! |
jb
Joined: May 21, 2002
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Eh, I take that stuff back about you being the only one investing emotions. |
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jb
Joined: May 21, 2002
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On 2002-07-10 19:19, jplacson wrote:
really??? how old was that Ericsson ad? The Nokia ad that was here was out around 6 months ago.
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Ah. Intellectual property right infringement. Legal reciprocation.
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faca
Joined: Jul 11, 2002
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| P800 is a direct competitor to 7650; the fact that it is coming out later has no significance as to which of them as a fact is better.
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7650 is a smartphone (designed to be used with one hand), P800 is a phone/PDA combo (I've seen it also being called a mediaphone). Most of the phone companies (Nokia, Motorola, ...) decided that it is too early to release a mediaphone right now, especially without 3G support. And, I agree with them. They will release them next year, 3G enabled, and kick SE's and their overhyped and delayed P800's ass. 
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profjo2000
Joined: Sep 10, 2002
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From: Born(SWE) Now(San Francisco)
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p800 will be the number one phone when it is released, and then everyone who bought a Nokia 7650 are going to feel sorry for not waitng for a while to get the SE phone. Nokia is for kids, ericsson for the smart people, who dont only judge a phone for its cover. |
jb
Joined: May 21, 2002
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On 2002-10-05 18:39, faca wrote:
7650 is a smartphone (designed to be used with one |
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P800 can be used with one hand; either via keypad or jogdial. And you still have to open 7650 using two hands.
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(Nokia, Motorola, ...) decided that it is too early to release a mediaphone right now, especially without 3G
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So what you're saying is you praise Nokia and Motorola for not releasing anything yet; and still you say the greatest fault with P800 is the delay?
I think the reason SEMC has a headstart with the P800 is a combination of two things:
1) Ericsson developed the so called "communicator platform" which had similair specs with P800; so they were not starting from scratch
2) Sony gives access to wider network of components and resources (i.e. camera and memory and so on)
I think adding new features, polishing the software, sorting out software bugs, and optimizing manufacturing processes, is causing the delay.
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next year, 3G enabled, and kick SE's and their overhyped and delayed P800's ass.
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Apart from wcdma, it is hard to think of a new functionality that could beat P800. From now on, the problem is in shrinking the devices while keeping them as usable and cost-effective as possible. I think the trend will move towards folding-type devices.
Maybe things change then; but as for now and until 3G makes it big time, P800 is the leader of the pack. |
clancy23
Joined: Oct 05, 2002
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From: Ireland
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Anybody know how quickly the p800 loads web pages?wud it b around 1min 2 load the average page?and also does anybody have any idea how much in euro the p800 will cost sim-free?
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MrSavoy
Joined: Oct 04, 2002
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From: NY, USA
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http://www.digital-future.hard-ware.de/
Thats a link for the P800 it says starting at 509.00
-Savoy |
Booker
Joined: Jan 23, 2002
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Is that 509.00 US$? |
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Posted: 2002-10-05 14:55
