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On 2007-09-25 07:23:53, shaliron wrote:
@domipost
It's already updated

@sealover94
The screen size should not be the deciding factor when picking a phone.

The Mooi will almost certainly have more features than the iPhone. HSDPA, better camera, hardware keys so that you can use the phone with one hand and play games, and not permanently locked (under threat of bricking) to an operator.

@laurenke01
Here's a comparison of screen size (and the P990/P3i have a screen which is similar to a television 4:3):


So it does look quite a bit smaller, but it isn't all bad, because it makes the phone a little smaller (narrower). But it would be nice to get widescreen soon (although it seems Japan will again have it far before we do).

@rss_ndrsn
Wi-fi 802.11n? No phone will get this in the next year. It's not even standardised on computers yet, let alone on small battery operated phones. Also, you should realise that 802.11n is only useful for home networking, not internet usage, because the theoretical speeds (and practical speeds) are far greater than any consumer or business broadband connection in existence.

And the other features you posted are just impractical and would add to the cost of an already expensive phone. It seems as though you are just a features 'whore', who just likes to have the latest and greatest features, despite the fact that quadband HSDPA is very, very niche, or that having a price tag of >$1000 and a battery life of <1 day is fun.

Perhaps a bump up in internal memory could be considered, but again, that would kill the W960 sales, and it would cost a bomb. There is always the Mooi or W960 for users who want that much memory, otherwise you can just buy a large memory card.

UPDATE:

• P3i specifications (see first post).
  

@sealover94
The screen size should not be the deciding factor when picking a phone.

@rss_ndrsn
Wi-fi 802.11n? No phone will get this in the next year. It's not even standardised on computers yet, let alone on small battery operated phones. Also, you should realise that 802.11n is only useful for home networking, not internet usage, because the theoretical speeds (and practical speeds) are far greater than any consumer or business broadband connection in existence.

And the other features you posted are just impractical and would add to the cost of an already expensive phone. It seems as though you are just a features 'whore', who just likes to have the latest and greatest features, despite the fact that quadband HSDPA is very, very niche, or that having a price tag of >$1000 and a battery life of <1 day is fun.

Perhaps a bump up in internal memory could be considered, but again, that would kill the W960 sales, and it would cost a bomb. There is always the Mooi or W960 for users who want that much memory, otherwise you can just buy a large memory card.

On 2007-09-25 12:01:02, arunvc wrote:
i can see a gaming phone apporaching with special gaming keys and motion sensors but not psp branded .there could be annnouncement around 11th feb,2008


[ This Message was edited by: arunvc on 2007-09-25 11:01 ]

I exaggerated my post, intentionally. I did it to make fun of P3i. P3i features are so 2007-ish.

Impractical for those who don't need it!
Do you expect a feature pack phone to cost less?

Nokia release an upgraded version of N95, the N95-8gb version. Would it affect the sales of, let's say ,N81, or N95?

[...]P3i's specification doesn't live up to what a 2008 high-end phone should have; with the exception of the screen and, maybe, Tri-band HSPDA, as well. The specification is quite a year behind. I expected it to have more advance features such as [b]Wi-fi n[\\b]...

On 2007-09-25 08:54:50, rss_ndrsn wrote:

I exaggerated my post, intentionally. I did it to make fun of P3i. P3i features are so 2007-ish.