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New NOKIA 9500 that will whoop P900! |
psikey
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To throw a spanner in the works!
I don't see it really competing as a phone at all. To me its the next logical step for the now discontinued Psion keyboard PDA's (I consider 9210 as replacement for my Revo but too big & bulky, this may be more suitable).
Even after all these years and using P800/P900, I still miss my Psion Revo for the built in apps & data entry from a keyboard.
I see this more as a Revo/5mx replacement with Colour, multimedia, connectivity, memory expansion. I would use as a connected PDA/Pocket Computer but still use a normal phone for calls.
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MEEUW
Joined: May 04, 2003
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It's nice nokia phone. What are the specs of the p1000 ?
And what will be the price of the nokia ?
greetz
MEEUW
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mmsman
Joined: Dec 14, 2002
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i would say 800 usd
and about the p1000 nobody knows.....
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orange
Joined: Mar 13, 2002
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On 2004-02-29 06:41:19, gforce23 wrote:
Guess what would would have happened had this phone been released by SE?
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It would have been amazing... |
lance
Joined: Mar 12, 2003
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nokias nowadays have only released phones which are equipted with much features since the competition level set by SE is high. before, nokias keep releasing phones which are different in case/looks but the features are, i could say 90% the same. SE have introduced a wide variety of phones which, not only have good features but designs as well. in order for nokia to catch up, they'll just have to implement much more features to their phones. its a marketing strategy by the nokias...
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Andy1018
Joined: Nov 05, 2002
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In my opinion, if SE will released a phone as big as the 9500, it will already be a SUPERphone.. then that's the time we should do the comparison. hahaha.  |
Flying Finn
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The 9500 is otherwise smaller than the P900 but it's 70 grams heavier and 33 mm taller 
From Nokias to an SE to whatever.  |
mmsman
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On 2004-03-05 16:36:59, Flying Finn wrote:
The 9500 is otherwise smaller than the P900 but it's 70 grams heavier and 33 mm taller
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ManofTrueGod
Joined: Jul 17, 2002
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Does anybody remember Symbian history?
There were three Symbian models (Device Family Reference Designs) to choose from. Nokia chose two different models which took the shape of the 9000 keyboard-based platform and the 7650. Ericsson chose the pen-based platform starting with the R380 and ending up with the P800/P900.
Symbian use code names like Pearl (Nokia 7650), Quartz (SE P800), and Crystal (Nokia 9000).
And the story continues... |
bohdan
Joined: Aug 15, 2003
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| The 9500 is otherwise smaller than the P900 but it's 70 grams heavier and 33 mm taller |
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My car is smaller than the p900 but it's 2t heavier, 4,7 m longer, 1.5m taller and 1.9m wider....
Guys, you can't compare 9500 with p900. It's another class... Compare it with mpx.
Oh, BTW P900 is avalible on the market for some time... and 9500?? There will be p900 successor on the market before 9500... you just have to wait. |
Chazzer3
Joined: Mar 23, 2004
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Personally, I think that no Nokia can beat the P900, plus those communicators look absolutely crazy when you call someone, they take up half your face, the P900 is big but it doesn't look like a crazy foot long thing!
Stick to the P900!!!
Nokia = 
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jomni1
Joined: Dec 26, 2002
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Check this thread:
http://www.esato.com/board/viewtopic.php?topic=56552
Future nokia phones may not be feature-rich as SE and other phones. Their obsession with marketshare means that they will sell more REGULAR phones (probably similar whatever we have now plus a change in the look and some features). Don't think they will release a wide range of feature-rich smartphones. This does not say that they will never make smartphones anymore. They may bring out smartphones with cheaper prices to compete, but they will either cut down on features or else run the risk of lessening the profitabilty of the model.
I'm not a Nokia Fan. I'm not an SE fan anymore as well. Loved the P800 but found it lacking. I did not get the P900 becuase it's very expensive and is only a small notch above the P800 feature-wise. I ended up with an obscure taiwan-made Pocket PC phone which caters to what I need at half the price.
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mib1800
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On 2004-03-05 05:42:52, Andy1018 wrote:
In my opinion, if SE will released a phone as big as the 9500, it will already be a SUPERphone.. then that's the time we should do the comparison. hahaha.
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Typical SE fanboys response. Laugh until I want to vomit.
Try again "little" boy. How to take you seriously? |
bohdan
Joined: Aug 15, 2003
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Another Nokia fan... SE will show some great phones before 9500 hit the market... You have to live with it
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lazarini
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well in my opinion its a great buissnes tool and lotsa people that have used 9210/i model will go for this phone ...
i had a friend using an 9210 and when it broke down i asked him at that time why he doesent use the p800 we went for a coffe and i showed him the benefits of the p series but he still went and bought 9210i he whas so used to it that he just woudent wanna change ...
regards laz |
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