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Nokia 6280 or K800 |
draperm2525
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I av a k700i and i want a new phone, which is better? Nokia 6280 or K800
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BobaFett
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depends on usage. did u gave a try for both already? in a shop maybe or at usage?
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Minstrel_Man
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depends what your after in the phone. |
Minstrel_Man
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http://www.esato.com/phones/index.php/phone=176,cp=221
Longer battery life, better camera, more memory, and an FM radio, I'd say k800 hands down.
Plus the 6280 is damn ugly..... reminds me of the Seimens SL10 from many a year ago. |
QVGA
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Most of the 6280's have questionable quality, but if you can get your hands on a good one, then its much better than the K800. It looks awsome with its slider and takes mind blowing videos at VGA resolution. |
BobaFett
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6280 is a funny fone, nice display, but very crap keypad imo, nothig special features.
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QVGA
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On 2006-06-27 16:01:33, Minstrel_Man wrote:
http://www.esato.com/phones/index.php/phone=176,cp=221
Longer battery life, better camera, more memory, and an FM radio, I'd say k800 hands down.
Plus the 6280 is damn ugly..... reminds me of the Seimens SL10 from many a year ago.
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6280 has a radio |
Minstrel_Man
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sliders are old school. |
BobaFett
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and actually a very good one rdaio, not that advantaged as k8, but it fitted my needs. the batt of 6280 isnt that bad, 1100 mah.
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QVGA
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On 2006-06-27 16:06:15, Minstrel_Man wrote:
sliders are old school.
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And clamshells are the in thing? Right? |
Minstrel_Man
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did I say that? |
BobaFett
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slider is ok, not a big fan of them, but nokia choose the same solution in n80.
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QVGA
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The truth of the matter is that SE should adopt newer form factors by now. Its badly needed. W850 isnt a phone for everyone and neither is a W900. All their phones for normal usage are clamshells.
Look at the popularity of the V3 and D600 |
goldenface
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But it already has a swivel, a slider and a slim candybar as well as a slew of clams.
Whats left to do? The v3 is for people that don't know any better. |
Minstrel_Man
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never could see the popularity of the v3 or D600, ok V3 was very thin and light which attracted people who used it as a phone only cos the features where pants! |
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Posted: 2006-06-27 15:43
