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K series evolution |
bodum
Joined: Aug 14, 2005
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In the beginning, there was T68, which was replaced by the T610 and it's sister phone the T630. then along came the K700 (assuming it is the replacement for T610/630). now there is the K750 and K600. obviously, the features and specs for the K750 indicates that the remaining missing major function is UMTS, so maybe we can reasonable assume that the successor to K750 (K800?) is going to be 3G.
the K600 meanwhile is the first in SE's 'affordable' and 'popular' 3G line-up, same as what the T610/K700/K750 was for SE's 2G line-up. so i am assuming the successor for the K750 would be a replacement for the K600 as well? a sort of integration?
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whizkidd
Joined: May 14, 2004
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Apart from being 3g enabled, i do hope they put an EDGE chip in their next k-series!!
T230 >> T610 >> Ngage QD >> N73 >> N85 >> Omnia HD >> And countless other review units |
Kwiksta
Joined: Jul 17, 2004
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i hope the next one has good video quality
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brix25
Joined: Aug 20, 2003
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What happened to the T-series, not that I'm complaing about the K-seriesl, so far I've used the K600 and the K700 which are both capable phones.
Hope the next K-series phone comes with some revolutionary feature....like Mascot Engine in the K500 and K700.
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bodum
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what i mean to point out is that maybe K600 is not a new line-up, it's just a stop-gap used by SE for the K700/K750 to play catch up. because maybe SE feels that while the K700 is capable, it has not reached it's full potential plus the mass market has yet to accept 3G. therefore they come out with the K750 which in a way expands the potential of the K700 while keeping it 2G. in the meantime, the K600 is released as mentioned before, as a stop-gap, for early adopters of 3G who in fact are target users of the K700/K750 series. therefore i predict the next in line for the K series is K800 (?), which is both a successor of the K750 AND the K600. |
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Posted: 2005-08-22 18:59
