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vegetaleb
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Posted: 2007-10-07 22:17
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SE has broke 2 things towards his loyal consumers:
-K850 has been released with 4 months late
-The price is too high for a K phone,about 100$ more than the K800 when released
AND THIS IS A SHAME
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SoniN95
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Posted: 2007-10-07 22:44
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On 2007-10-07 18:21:23, Bhavv wrote:

On 2007-10-07 17:31:58, SoniN95 wrote:

On 2007-10-05 19:00:10, jols88 wrote:
Hi there!
I too have just ordered my K850i from O2.
Keeping my existing contract of 200 xmins with rollover and 200 texts with rollover for £30 pm and no charge for the phone.
Happy!!!!



ur'e happy that ur paying £30 a month for 200 min and 200 txts? wow some ppl are easily pleased, id say o2 are taking the piss for charging u dat for just 200 min and 200 txts


Its with rollover, so whatever he doesnt use up goes into the next month. The minutes really do add up if you dont use them all.


thats beside the point, rollover doesnt justify paying £30 a month for just 200 minutes. these sort of minutes are available from £15-£20 on most networks. and the only way that he'd build up a significant amount of rollover minutes is if he only uses 100-150 min a month, and has between 50-100 rolling over 2 the next month. but wots the point in this?? if he isn't even using the 200 min hes gettin, what benefit is it gonna be to have 500 rollover mins? they keep building up, but if ur a light user then it aint gonna be any benefit, no matter how much youve built up.
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Posted: 2007-10-07 23:13
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On 2007-10-07 02:24:27, borisisinvin wrote:
@Bhavv, right! Instead you get an awkwardly designed D-pad! What were they smoking when they designed that? It looks like a total mess.


Have you used it yet? I think it looks great and should be easy enough to use.


thats beside the point, rollover doesnt justify paying £30 a month for just 200 minutes.


Yea thats fair enough. The only way you would benefit from rollover is by not using the minutes, and if your not using them they are just going to waste. One of the new £30-35, or even a cheap £20 tariff would be better.

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Posted: 2007-10-07 23:18
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The D-pad is confused, took to me some minutes to learn how it works.
but after I learnt the D-pad ,it's nice and better than joystick

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evapor8
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Posted: 2007-10-07 23:27
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Amazon.co.uk are showing pictures of the green phone on their pre-order.

Don't really mind, but would prefer the blue one!

It's costing me £310.57 including next day delivery (that is if the postal strike doesn't get in the way!) which is the without-VAT price.

Oh, and delivery is currently showing 10/11 October.

Chris

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Arne Anka
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Posted: 2007-10-07 23:35
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On 2007-10-07 22:17:13, vegetaleb wrote:
-The price is too high for a K phone,about 100$ more than the K800 when released


The release price for K800 here in Sweden was around 600 USD, so the difference is not that much considering what K850 has to offer compared to K800.

How much difference is it between N95 and N95 8G to justify a price difference of around 200 USD (once again, Swedish prices) ?

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borisisinvin
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Posted: 2007-10-08 00:05
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Don't have to. The second I saw that pad I knew it would be a mess. I go to a very prominent design school here in the US, and can tell that it's very counter-intuitive just by looking at it! Plus I've read about three previews on the K850 that have ALL mentioned it in very negative light, or noted it's awkward design, confirming my initial suspicion... Don't get me wrong, I was psyched about this phone too when I first heard about it's specs, until I saw the controls in promotional photos. Plus it doesn't help that I've owned 5 Sony Ericssons, three of which had some rubbish controls. Tell you what, YOU buy it and then try to convince me that it's a dream to use after a month or so of serious use, then we'll talk. I guess we should all just be happy that they've given up on trying to make a functioning joystick huh?.... Wonder if their upcoming Playstion phone will have a joystick tho?.... Hmmmm... Oh grief....

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Posted: 2007-10-08 00:17
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On 2007-10-07 23:13:55, Bhavv wrote:

On 2007-10-07 02:24:27, borisisinvin wrote:
@Bhavv, right! Instead you get an awkwardly designed D-pad! What were they smoking when they designed that? It looks like a total mess.


Have you used it yet? I think it looks great and should be easy enough to use.


thats beside the point, rollover doesnt justify paying £30 a month for just 200 minutes.


Yea thats fair enough. The only way you would benefit from rollover is by not using the minutes, and if your not using them they are just going to waste. One of the new £30-35, or even a cheap £20 tariff would be better.

[ This Message was edited by: Bhavv on 2007-10-07 22:16 ]


well i seen the dummy model and frm that experiance the d-pad is really nice and easy 2 use, but the 2,5 keys inside it seem like they are gonna be a nitemare unless u got tiny fingers. on the dummy model it was 2 easy to press the d-pad wen pressin the 2 or 5 buttons.

yea thats my point regarding the minutes, no point in rolling over if u aint gonna use them. he can get a far better deal for £15-20 a month.
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Posted: 2007-10-08 00:20
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On 2007-10-07 23:27:02, evapor8 wrote:
Amazon.co.uk are showing pictures of the green phone on their pre-order.

Don't really mind, but would prefer the blue one!

It's costing me £310.57 including next day delivery (that is if the postal strike doesn't get in the way!) which is the without-VAT price.

Oh, and delivery is currently showing 10/11 October.

Chris

[ This Message was edited by: evapor8 on 2007-10-07 22:28 ]


the green one looks way classier cos its all black, the silver on the blue one just looks tacky and cheap. if they made the blue on like the green it would be perfect. dunno y they had 2 make them different. and they shoulda just stuck to somehow keeping the d-pad away from the number keys.
evapor8
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Posted: 2007-10-08 00:26
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On 2007-10-08 00:20:39, SoniN95 wrote:

the green one looks way classier cos its all black, the silver on the blue one just looks tacky and cheap. if they made the blue on like the green it would be perfect. dunno y they had 2 make them different. and they shoulda just stuck to somehow keeping the d-pad away from the number keys.


Ah well ... we'll just see which one turns up then eh!

Just looking forward to replacing my W810i, so whichever it is I'll be excited!

Chris
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Posted: 2007-10-08 02:16
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About the D-pad, yes I have tiny fingers and will find it easy to use

I'm gonna love this phone
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Posted: 2007-10-08 04:12
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On 2007-10-07 13:19:59, Arne Anka wrote:
@vegetaleb

I can not speak for the rest of the world, but here i Sweden

K850 preorder price ~ 603 USD and upward.
N95 price ~ 796 USD and upward.
N95 8 GB ~1034 USD and upward.

[ This Message was edited by: Arne Anka on 2007-10-07 12:24 ]


Here in Singapore you can get a N95 for US$580 (inclusive of 7% tax).
Obviously in Sweden price the N95 price overinflated/inaccurate. At US603, K850 is still way overinflated.
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Posted: 2007-10-08 04:57
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The k850i handset price here at TeleChoice (large Optus retailer here) said that it would be $650aud when i called them. Though it isnt released yet, but im sure they have decided on prices. Now that isnt exspensive to me at all, i mean the k800 price here was about $750-$850 outright when it was released. And the N95 is still a good $1000+aud in store. But i dont get how the price here would be cheaper than UK retailers, as they are 'usually' cheaper than here.

Who knows though, that $650 price tag may change, if not, its a fantastic price imho
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Posted: 2007-10-08 05:13
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that is a fantastic price, the Nokia N95 here in New Zealand is currently $999 nz dollars (although a limited price, normal price is $1400 nz dollars). Even the K800 is around $650 nz dollars in stores currently.
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Posted: 2007-10-08 09:22
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