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Would you guys swop your t68i for a Sharp GX10 |
couzo Joined: Oct 10, 2002 Posts: 107 PM, WWW
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I am getting really annoyed with my T68i phone and was thinking of swopping it for the new Sharp GX10 what do you guys think of this new sharp phone?
http://www.sharp-mobile.com/gx10/gx10.asp |
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Ja99iE Joined: Oct 27, 2002 Posts: 406 From: Isle Of Axholme PM, WWW
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Yeah! It looks a lot better in that picture there, without those nasty vodafone badges! Ugh I hate phones with network badges on! The features look pretty good though.
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kogos Joined: Apr 02, 2002 Posts: 58 From: Athens PM |
i prefer panasonic GD87 |
peanotation Joined: Oct 07, 2002 Posts: 63 From: Ventura, CA. USA PM, WWW
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i'd swap it out, but Sharp is relatively new to the "cell phone" industry, where was SE has been around for a long-ass time. There's bound to be some majore glitches and bugs, considering, the T68i still has some huge bugs. It's up to you. I personally wouldn't do it because I"ve proved to myself a million times I have the worst luck ever so I'm bound to get a lemon, but you should try it out. Built in camera rocks. |
belmulletman Joined: Jan 19, 2002 Posts: 60 PM |
Well, The Reason that the GX10 has vodafone badges on it, is becuase the version that vodafone use, is customised. Vodafone worked directly with Sharp in making the fone.
If you look properly it says, GX10 by Sharp, they are not selling it as there own fone yet!!! (To my knowledge, and if they are, i appoligise)
As for which fone to choose, I had the T68i, and sold it, I looked at both the Sharp and the Panasonic, and in the end i went for the panasonic, for a few reasons.
1) It was outselling both the 7650 and GX10 here in Ireland
2) it's nicer looking, not a square looking
3) it (supposedly) has a longer battery life (i only have it a day and don't know, but it is also one of the features the vodafone sell it as "Long Battery Life")
I know it does not have Java (the panasonic that is) but is has a games engine called ExEn by a company called In-fusio. It is a modified J2ME, Java. According to the In-fusio web site, the ExEn engine can play ordinary Java Games. But i have yet to confirm that!!
well that is only my opinion,
I hope it helps, I'm sure there are load of thing i'm leaving out, and if i Remember i'll post again,
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Cophia Joined: Jul 22, 2002 Posts: > 500 From: Sydney PM |
No email client on the Sharp, transferring images taken with the camera is difficult from the phone when you're out and about (not figured how to use the infrared for this yet).
The Panasonic GD-87 is better with a bigger screen.
Unfortunately, neither has Bluetooth so I will be sticking with my t68i.
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Jowi Joined: Feb 21, 2002 Posts: > 500 From: Pilipinas PM, WWW
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Maybe
This post was posted from a Nokia |
Dwelling Joined: Oct 15, 2002 Posts: 68 From: Sweden PM |
i don't know.... if you've used clam-shell phones before you know you like them then you should get it....
I know i HATE clam-shell phones; I lived in Korea for a year and there are ONLY clam-shell phones there... even with the 65k screen and everything, i wouldn't upgrade.... |
Scoobydoo Joined: Nov 01, 2002 Posts: 113 From: Basingstoke, UK PM |
I really dislike clamshell phones - that aside it's a well specified phone.
I feel hooked on the brand and will probably buy another when I'm bored with the T68.
Long live !!
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flawless Joined: Aug 15, 2002 Posts: 39 From: Turkey PM |
SE will release a clam-shell phone too.
This post was posted from a T68i |
floke Joined: Jan 23, 2002 Posts: > 500 From: Sweden PM, WWW
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I'm just curious...
What is (or not is) in the T68i that makes you really annoyed?
Are you after a built in camera? |
sprinkles Joined: Oct 24, 2002 Posts: 322 From: Bridgend PM, WWW
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Actually, Sharp is not new to the cellphone industry - they have been making camera phones in Japan for several years now
Phillips C12 - Nokia 3210 - Nokia 3330 - Panasonic GD65 - T68i - Sendo somethingorother - Nokia 7600 - SE K300i - SPV C550 |
Jison Joined: Jul 01, 2002 Posts: 356 From: Sweden PM, WWW
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Nope, don't like clamshell fones and no
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