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K750i > Z800i ? |
*Jojo*
Joined: Oct 15, 2003
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I got an SMS from a potential swapper from a tabloid where I advertise most of the fones that I have (for sale.swap etc.) I got an offer that he is willing to swap his brand new  Z800i, complete with my K750i, almost 2 months used and complete  straight swap only, no cash involved. I am quite intrigued with this model (Z800i) that's why I wanted to give it a try, but after having browsed at it's specs here, I think it's an - inferior one compared to my K750i  I was just wondering how come that this model is more expensive than the K750i  When it's ONLY advantage I 'GUESS' is that, it's a - 3G fone ! Your thoughts, many thanks in advance . . . I hope to see members who happens to own both the K750i and Z800i model fones 'reply' with my 'Q' here.
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lazn
Joined: Oct 01, 2004
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yes you are right !!! i have a Z800 & my friend got K750 & my phone got less features .... 
also the k750 is newer .... so don't swap .... coz it is the same as V800 without this branding ....
that's why i am waiting for the V3X to come out ... just because this pone don't have any advantages over other NEW products .... |
Ninja Dom
Joined: Feb 16, 2005
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From: London, UK
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I've actually gone from a V800 to a K750i on an upgrade.
The K750i is a superior phone if you can live without 3G data speeds & services and video calls.
The K750i has a far superior camera and photo facilities. It also has a much better battery life due to 3G networks requiring more power.
The V800 is still very good. It has a Mini-USB, the same Media Player as the K750i and the same menu structure.
But the K750i is smaller, lighter and better featured. I took the Memory Stick out of my V800 and put it straight into my K750i and carried on from there. I have no real need to go back to the V800.
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*Jojo*
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@lazn & ninja - Many thanks for the input mates . . . I guess I'll just settle for what I have at the moment  I was just wonderin' how the feel is having the V800i/Z800i model, as I have not owned a clamshell at present too. Just a short 'Q' here pals, ya think the very first that will give-in with your V8's is it's 'flex-cable'
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lazn
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welcome !!! |
TheWhizz_68
Joined: Oct 19, 2002
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I think the display on the z800i is the better of the two.
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SilveR.
Joined: May 03, 2002
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Display is better on K750i, couse k750 got sharper and more brightnes.
But Z800 got bigger display, both has same resolution 176x220.
one more important thing is k750i got fastport,then u can use hpm-70, and use whatever 3.5mm headphone u want. |
xerx
Joined: Jul 31, 2002
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From: New York City
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for me i sold my v800 and got a k750i instead 
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*Jojo*
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Thanks for all the reply mates! Looks like this model really starts to fascinate me here A pre-owned unit only cost 'less' than half of the brand new one. If I trade my K750i for this one, I'll get some change too . . . Another 'Q' again pals, since it says that it is equipped with a 1.3 MP cam, ya think the image result is the same with that of the S7 which I think really produces good quality sharp pics, at par with that of the K750i ! Thanks . . .
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lazn
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noo !!! it's a k700 camera with bigger res.
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*Jojo*
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@lazn - So, the S700i model can produce sharper images than that of the Z800i ? Basing it on the images that have been uploaded here?
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Posted: 2005-10-07 02:57
