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QVGA
Joined: May 23, 2006
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On 2006-10-14 14:08:07, sapporobaby wrote:
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On 2006-10-14 13:54:31, QVGA wrote:
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On 2006-10-14 13:38:25, sapporobaby wrote:
@QVGAI notice that you did not bother to answer my question about the iPod. Let's assume you were wrong (proven), and that you stand corrected (proven once again).
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You didnt ask anything. You told me to check apple.com which i did. And wrong about what?
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You stated that you have not seen 80gig iPods anywhere, which implied that they do not exist. Naturally with your implication, by default I would be lying. Finally, I stated that just because you did not know about 80gig iPods does not mean they do not exist. Anyway, no matter.
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I guess looking at the negative side of things is you full time hobby, | |
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mervy
Joined: Nov 01, 2003
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On 2006-10-14 16:36:29, axilom wrote:
one suggestion tho, if people would post comparison pics, we should be getting more accurate comparisons if we actually get links to full-res images. post them in imageshack or something. directly posting them on the board downsamples the actual shot.
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Yup thats exactly what i did!
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sapporobaby
Joined: Sep 14, 2003
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From: Finland. Kuwait maybe :)
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@QVGA,
Dude,
On this one you got me wrong. You were the one that came off (perceived) with the wrong attitude. If I got you wrong, my bad.
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sapporobaby
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@Mervy,
Something to consider as well. If your brother is like me, an early adopter, you might want to get him the k800i anyway. As a camera phone it works well enough to please him I would imagine. If he is like me, who changes phones every 3 to six months max, he may not want to have it around that long anyway, so either way you win.
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mervy
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Well he has a k700 for almost a year now. He always wanted the best SE phone at the time of purchase. The k700 was a great advancement compared to the t610. But the k800 seems to have lived up to the hype but bad things like flimsy camera cover, peeling off keypads, a not so great camera, missin flash themes etc has made the buying deicsion more worse. He normally keeps the phone for at least a year or so. But i need to myself get hold of another k800 maybe with the latest SW. And then i can conclude the confusion. Also the new cybershot spy pics have made me want to include that in the confusion too!!!
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The successor of the K800 is a GOOD fone to watch I guess . . . The JUMP from the K750 to the K800 did NOT impress me that much ! It's LIKE the SHIFT from the  T610 to T630 . . . and NOT from the K700 to the K750!
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sapporobaby
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On 2006-10-15 12:49:06, *Jojo* wrote:
The successor of the K800 is a GOOD fone to watch I guess . . . The JUMP from the K750 to the K800 did NOT impress me that much ! It's LIKE the SHIFT from the T610 to T630 . . . and NOT from the K700 to the K750!
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You say the successor to the k800i. Does one actually exist? A successor that is? In terms of comparison, the k800i out performs the k750i hands down. The integrated web browser, RSS, functions keys, etc... Please correct me if I am wrong but the k750i had none of these items.
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QVGA
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On 2006-10-16 09:35:21, sapporobaby wrote:
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On 2006-10-15 12:49:06, *Jojo* wrote:
The successor of the K800 is a GOOD fone to watch I guess . . . The JUMP from the K750 to the K800 did NOT impress me that much ! It's LIKE the SHIFT from the T610 to T630 . . . and NOT from the K700 to the K750!
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You say the successor to the k800i. Does one actually exist? A successor that is? In terms of comparison, the k800i out performs the k750i hands down. The integrated web browser, RSS, functions keys, etc... Please correct me if I am wrong but the k750i had none of these items.
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None of which qualifies as being a major upgrade. You can get a 3rd party web browser in the K750. |
JK
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On 2006-10-15 12:49:06, *Jojo* wrote:
The successor of the K800 is a GOOD fone to watch I guess . . . The JUMP from the K750 to the K800 did NOT impress me that much ! It's LIKE the SHIFT from the T610 to T630 . . . and NOT from the K700 to the K750!
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Did u own both phones??
Dont think so... |
sapporobaby
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None of which qualifies as being a major upgrade. You can get a 3rd party web browser in the K750.
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Okay, I never owned a k750i. Just read the specs, and functionality reports.
Would you consider the jump from k750i to k800i a major upgrade? From the spec sheets alone, the winner is the k800i by a mile. In your opinion what would you consider significant, and why do you consider the k800i not a major upgrade?
I live in Finland, which is considered as probably one of the most mature mobile phone markets globally. There, the k800i is considered quite a significant upgrade, and in many cases groundbreaking for a mobile.
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QVGA
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Because if you put the inner workings, UI and etc etc in a K750's casing, i wont be able to notice that i'm using something different. Using K800 feels the same. An upgrade is like going from UIQ 2 to 3, or Symbian 2nd edition to 3rd.
K800 is more of a cosmetic upgrade. |
sapporobaby
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On 2006-10-16 12:10:18, QVGA wrote:
Because if you put the inner workings, UI and etc etc in a K750's casing, i wont be able to notice that i'm using something different. Using K800 feels the same. An upgrade is like going from UIQ 2 to 3, or Symbian 2nd edition to 3rd.
K800 is more of a cosmetic upgrade.
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You're talking cosmetics while I am talking about features and functionality. Without flaming you, this is what I mean when I say a mature mobile market. In Europe, we look at devices in terms more so in what it can do rather than what it looks like. So, by your reasoning, if they put the same UI, etc, in a radical package, you would consider this a major upgrade? This may work for you, but I prefer more in terms of specifications.
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bl3ach
Joined: Apr 16, 2006
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i have nothing to say except! get a flipping real digital camera!!! it has more pixel and most are easy and affordable with much more function! a basic W800i 2MP is more then a happy ending for phones! nothing of the K800i fancy me expcept the 3.2mp but at japan there are 6mp on phones already ^^" i personaly go for design and feature so i will go with my W800i 
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psychonymphe
Joined: Sep 03, 2006
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Sapporobaby i suggest you get off your high horse and take an English lesson. Or just reread what QVGA said. Slowly.
You would sound more mature and intelligent if you stopped trying to write in English.
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sapporobaby
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On 2006-10-17 11:03:00, psychonymphe wrote:
Sapporobaby i suggest you get off your high horse and take an English lesson. Or just reread what QVGA said. Slowly.
You would sound more mature and intelligent if you stopped trying to write in English.
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I have a few suggestions for you but I won't put them here. His statements, in my opinion, show an immature understanding of mobile phones, mobile markets, functionality, and design. However this is just my opinion. Being an American that speaks perfect english (gosh it must suck being you), I am well aware of what he was saying according to his broken english and lack of grammar structure but I never brought it up. I took his post at face value for what I thought he was trying to communicate. Maybe you need to talk to QVGA and see if he has time to tutor you once you reach puberty.
I have no truck with QVGA, as this still comes down to a matter of opinion, his verses mine. He is neither correct nor wrong, nor am I. We just have different opinions. By all means do sign up for a class in comprehension as soon as possible.
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