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Is 40 mb enough ? |
icemanrulz
Joined: Nov 03, 2005
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hey guys, i am planning to buy sony ericsson k700i in a week or so. but the memory is troubling me. i like the features, it has everythin i need. plz tell me how could i manage files. is their some other phone havin these features. plz reply. thanx. bbye.
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choclate
Joined: Oct 19, 2005
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depend what u choose 40 mb not full mp3s or videos u can kept in it but u can compress or split ur fav parts k700i is a good phone with nice features |
icemanrulz
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Is there any other phone having similar features in that range ??? |
DeLa
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There are a lot of phones providing similar features. None of them is of course as well designed as the K700 and you can really use all the features whereas other manufacturers have a tendency to lock some features. Do some decent studywork.
If you do not expect the k700 to be a mp3-player, 40MB is a lot. It means you can take pictures, store themes, download applications etc. without ever worrying memory could be full. For mp3 it is almost nothing; say 4 or 5 songs in decent quality or maybe 10 if you squeeze them out.
It is a very good phone; the only thing that makes is somewhat outdated now is its camera which is one of the best vga-cams but there's 2MP now in the k750 and the memory. If you are ok with that this phone will be a good investment. |
icemanrulz
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Thanx 4 helpin. but i also need to know that does the mp3 compressor inbuilt in the phone. or i have to buy it. i heard the software is different (not as same as the nokia one). will i be able to get the software easily from net ???? |
vanquish
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Right, 40mb is enough for general use. If you want to actually listen to MP3's then in a short answer, no it isnt 
Get an iPod Mini and K700i. Thats my view.
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ghostfreak
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Because if the phone breaks then you've lost the phone capabilities and the mp3 player. |
blackspot
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For me 40MB is definitely not enough but you can actually make practical uses for it if you just manage it properly. Right now I have around 18 of my favorite songs in mp4 format (mono), around 40 games, 3 java (e-books) and ample space for around 40 VGA pics.
For mp3/mp4 compressor just google for dbpoweramp, cdex or itunes.
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max_wedge
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I managed a similar ratio of stuff.
I did away with my mp3player when I got the K700. Still, there is way less hassle maintaining decent music on the K750 (I use a 256MB MSD and wouldn't go much smaller). |
jcpsad
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not enough these days... that is why most are already upgrading their 700s to 750i or w800...
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icemanrulz
Joined: Nov 03, 2005
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Can i use my sony handycams usb port cable to transfer files from my pc to my cell (SE k700i) ??? Or do i need a special data cable to do that. also wat special thing i need to use my cell as mouse to control my pc. |
max_wedge
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you need a special cable. SE have one, check the stores.
You can use the cell as a mouse. It's called "Remote Control" do a search of esato you should find heaps of info. |
blackspot
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For transferring files, I would suggest you buy a bluetooth adapter. The cable and IR are just slow for transferring, specially large files.
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danska
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I got a bluetooth adapter but when i transfer a song or something, it takes Forever! 3 minutes per song. It only takes about 6-10 seconds per song via the data cable or putting the card directly into the card reader.
Am i doing something wrong? |
blackspot
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You obviously mean K750i right? We're talking about K700i here and there's a huge difference between their transfer speed via cable. K750 uses true USB while K700i uses serial emulation through USB that's why its speed is very slow.
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