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Who is still sure P800 will be a hit? Take a look! Orange Smartphone |
LiquidSnake
Joined: Mar 18, 2002
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By the way. The phone was exclusively reviewed by a danish magazine ( www.dk.mobil.nu ) released yesterday and they REALLY loved it. I'm looking very much forward to it and have alredy preordered it from Orange-Denmark...
And shut the fcuk up all of you whos criticizing the phone because its from Microsoft... TRY it and THEN criticize... |
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clancy23
Joined: Oct 05, 2002
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You will really never know what the P800 is going to release with until it does so i wouldnt say 4096 not many colours huh?because SE if theyve put any thought into the release of the P800 will have made up for the delay.i mean i really want this phone but if SE havent at least made some improvements then i might get a different phone and so will many others.you better shape up sonyericsson!
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pinolo77
Joined: Jan 17, 2002
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I think  should read this post. Many people here own phones and still are convinced the features of the P800 are great (I am one of them). But...
..no communication and delays are really playing against
SPV is great. could have released such a phone instead of the t68i, because they actually use that kind of display in their Japanese phones. This SPV is nothing but what the follower of the t68i should be. Not a PDA phone, but a more advanced phone in the same line of the t68i.
I think therefore that the people willing to buy it are the ones that weren't really interested in the P800 as a concept (pda and phone together). The SPV will basically be bought by the people that have been waiting for a successor of the t68i.
Not a clambshell design, camera as an add-on an so on...
Too bad didn't use some of their know how and do it by themselves. My opinion is that the SPV is actually the best sobsitute for the t68i out on the market now.
I am waiting for someone to create a more advanced P800, particularly in the screen quality, because I think multimedia phones like P800 have to have top quality screens. And, alas, P800 has no longer. You might argue that the actual difference between 4096 and 65k screen is hardly noticeable.. But, for the price of a P800 I want top quality. And, once you start viewing internet sites, videos and so on you might soon realize that there actually is a difference between 4096 and 65k screens.
I don't think I will buy a SPV except if I don't see any P800 style phones coming out soon enough. If there is no PDA phone with a better screen coming out soon I will go for the SPV and wait 3G before buying such a phone.
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jh67
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According to what I know, you should be able to buy the SPV without simlock,..of course it will cost quite a lot more here in DK.
I really like it too,...I know a couple of people who tried it out quite a while ago,..they thought it as being very powerful too
About SE,..I think they are supposed to have a press-conference on tuesday,..wonder whats gonna be on show there 
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thats it, pinolo you are right... I am one of those people who want the spv a lot, and in truth i never wanted p800, i don't need the pda and neither do i want such a huge form factor, but the spv is everything i want in the phone, it is not huge and its got all of it (xcept bt, but oh well) so this is the way to go for me, just hope i can get an unlocked one soon enough, i actually called some people here in us and they told me that they will be able to get a locked one, quite soon after the 11th, it wil be around 450 us, so this is it, i will buy it even if it is locked and wait for the crack people to figure it out, and then start using it.
i watched a whole webcast (over an hour) the presentation of the spv, and i was simply amazed by what this baby can do.. check it out here : http://www.firsttimetogether.com
so this is the one!
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jb
Joined: May 21, 2002
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Sorry I'm a bit slow; I just found this:
Looks good. Too bad it's MS-based. |
n|ck_xp
Joined: Feb 16, 2002
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Dos the SPV support polyphonic ringtones?
Also I does someone know if this is have a speaker? |
wapchimp
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SPV has speakerphone - not to sure about polyphonic
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LiquidSnake
Joined: Mar 18, 2002
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But I guess you can use MP3-files as ringtones... |
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spv supports all kind of media, u can use any sound files you have as your ringtone, and that's the beauty of the ms enabled handset... ms means flexibility and boundless custumization. i like it...
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clancy23
Joined: Oct 05, 2002
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You can do the same with the P800,any sound file you have can be used as a ringtone
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LiquidSnake
Joined: Mar 18, 2002
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Here's a great review of the phone... I still wannit
http://www.infosync.no/news/2002/n/2481.html
The overall score is 4/6
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pinolo77
Joined: Jan 17, 2002
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I would love for someone in the UK planning to buy SPV to post a review here. I am in the US and will be flying back home in December. Orange might plan a release in Switzerland too. So I would like to know how the phone is...
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duh, clancy23
i did not say that p800 could not play and use different media as a ringtone, i was talking solely about spv, underlining that it can use various sound formats,.... don't confuse.
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anthonyjcrocks
Joined: Oct 25, 2002
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Yeah what ever you say......come on...the P800 will really still rock you all and who so ever wants to overtake it....
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