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BobaFett
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Btw as i remember, it was the first one with cli pix at contacts.
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kothor
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@Boba No, i don't. I've seen one boxed etc. but that was a high price for A-Series.
@Louie Oh my! New T28 with flip counter = 9. Where did you found it??? 2xT39 and CHA-10! Great collection!!!
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BobaFett
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@kothor it has the most weird batt i ve ever seen.
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BobaFett
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@louie nice ones. some details according flip count, batt, fw? tia @kothor how is the reception now?
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kothor
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My flipctr is 10x bigger than Louie's. Well, it seems i need to buy that SE K700 for my T39 to live longer:-D. The reception is ok i think. The only trouble is the cover that doesn't want to supress the audio part.
@Boba tell me plz what's afaik, tia and asap:-D.
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BobaFett
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@kothor is the flip_lock working fine ( i mean that small hook on the flip ) with the time it can get loose
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On 2005-09-27 21:55:13, kothor wrote:
tell me plz what's afaik, tia and asap:-D.
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AFAIK - as far as I know
ASAP - as soon as possible
TIA - Thanks in advance
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http://www.geocities.com/SouthBeach/Lagoon/9819/acronyms.html
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bleurdeur
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Hi Guys!
Just a query...will anyone find out as to what do the letters stand for with the /// phone models such as T28s (what does the "s" mean?)
As far as I know with SC models, the "c" probably stood for chinese due to having full chinese interface. But then again others still boggle me to this day, such as T39m, T20e (does "e" stand for euro? what about the "m"?)
Just could not help my curiosity 
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BobaFett
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w is for world, thats sure.
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bleurdeur
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Yep that's mostlikely what "w" meant. Also there is the R250d, i wornder what "d" stood for? |
jcwhite_uk
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I dont there were any "w" models were there? /// called them "world" like T28 World. |
batesie
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i thought they all just said World too?
not sure what the d on the R250d Pro stands for... but i know i want one!
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bleurdeur
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@ jcwhite
I guess youre right that there were actually no "w" models released to my recollection that is.
Now the question is does the "e" on the GF766e, T20e, R380e stand for "euro since these were mainly available for the european market only & "e" models are but a rarity in the asian market.
More to this for the R520LX, I wonder what "LX" meant then?
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jcwhite_uk
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The majority of "e" phones that I have seen were Orange branded phones. The same was used on Nokia and Motorola, i.e Nokia 7110e was Orange branded 7110. |
BobaFett
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The w units works on 1900 mhz too, actually in t28, r380 for example.
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