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kothor
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I cannot say it's very comfortable to use my T39 that way, because flip opening using one hand becomes a complicated task. Why did they used screws to hold the batt?
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Tigerente
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On 2005-07-23 08:50:40, kothor wrote:
Why did they used screws to hold the batt?
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Because nothing other would fix the rontcover to the backcover. Both are completely made of Mg. You can compare a bit with R320 Titan - At this handsets it's also of need to use screws to fix the parts.
Games .... NO games: It's not a kids-phone! 
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kothor
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Solitaire and tetris aren't children games ;) . Isn't the producing process of Mg corpse very costly and complicated? Btw how and where did you get your Hedwig proto?
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Tigerente
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On 2005-07-23 09:46:38, kothor wrote:
Isn't the producing process of Mg corpse very costly and complicated? |
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Indeed. MAybe that's also one thing, why they stoped the development. But, Mg backcover was also used for T28,T29,T39,R520 ...
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On 2005-07-23 09:46:38, kothor wrote:
Btw how and where did you get your Hedwig proto?
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The working one at ebay.co.uk and my second one (just with test-SW loaded) from a friend (but this one also came from UK).
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kothor
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Lucky!!! How many Hedwigs were produced? It's a mobile i need to have. Maybe someone's selling that mobile?
@Tiger what was the price of both?
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amd1129
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Is T39 better than T68i?
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BobaFett
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@amd i would say, t68m with /// fw is better then the cheap copy, t68i, of it. But t39 is a classic, unique handset, so get one asap!
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kothor
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The first unique was T28s - the smallest, the cleverest, most ergonomic, the beautiest mobile phone ever built. Has anybody seen T28 proto? How does it look like?
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numero6
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@ kothor > There was a T28 proto on sale on Ebay a few days ago. In fact only the cover was different, with different colors and patterns.
And about bout the Hedvig's ergonomy : of course, a T39 or T28 used upside down is NOT very ergonomic, it wasn't made for; but it's a way to imagine how you can use a Hedvig model. But I don't owe one, I'm just commenting the pictures of it, so maybe Tigerente can tell us more...
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numero6
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Here is a picture of the T28 proto :
It was sold on Ebay for... near 150 € !
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kothor
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As for using upside down T28 is more ergonomic than T39 because of its flip button(that's it: one touch flip opening). Maybe it was designed to use vice-versa ;)... Flip at the top is a great innovation, i can say that could be the way of further ericsson handsets evolution. I remember motorola accompli that has nearly same flip at the top. Just remembered my R380s bug: when i'm opening flip being within the menu it turns 90 degrees sometimes :D
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BobaFett
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I do missed the flip lock in t39, its a very elegant solution in t28.
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kothor
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S55 and T68 have common platform, but S55 has Java support and T68 doesn't. Why is there no Java in ////// or se fw? @Boba Flip lock was the most broken part in T28. I always push that button when closing my T28's flip, because it will not live long otherwise.
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BobaFett
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Had never problem with flip lock. Guess many users just opened and closed it for fun and that caused the faulty working.
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kothor
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There is one more problem: when pushing hard "NO" button(usually when switching it on) there is the risk to damage the crystal that's situated just under that button, so T28 is also very tiny phone :D
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