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Three Classics from SE |
mailboxmanoj
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Now since the T610 and K750 are already out, I think the W810 will follow soon, I hope its safe to say that these three were the undisputed classics of our times.
Hope the forthcoming generation of mobiles will be able to match to their capability!!! |
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SoniN95
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wot about t68i and k800? |
razec
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Classics for me were the following:
T68i
T610
K750
K800
P800
P910
S700
Z600
all of them are very fine for me 
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mailboxmanoj
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On 2007-10-26 22:49:31, razec wrote:
Classics for me were the following:
T68i
T610
K750
K800
P800
P910
S700
Z600
all of them are very fine for me
No offence intended, whats so special of the K800? Its just the K790 in a different wrapping, I feel the K790 is a better buy then the K800. |
NightBlade
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Hm.. what about K700? Wasn't that.... a classic? |
Ricky D
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For my money previous classics have to include...
T610
S700
K750
W810
K610
K800 (not so much the K810 the 800 was the original cyber-shot and so should have the title)
and the classics of this generation I predict will be..
T650
W580
S500
and maybe K630
I'm not sure about the future status of K850 as a classic, I think the mass market might not love it.
I must admit I can't see many phones in the current portfolio which will match the effect that the K750 and others upon their respective releases..
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mailboxmanoj
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Of the current generation, I feel only the T650 is a hit, the S500 is having a lot of issues with the hardware...
maybe the K850 will turn out a flop as there are very very heavy expectations from it. |
SoniN95
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On 2007-10-26 23:29:06, Ricky D wrote:
For my money previous classics have to include...
T610
S700
K750
W810
K610
K800 (not so much the K810 the 800 was the original cyber-shot and so should have the title)
and the classics of this generation I predict will be..
T650
W580
S500
and maybe K630
I'm not sure about the future status of K850 as a classic, I think the mass market might not love it.
I must admit I can't see many phones in the current portfolio which will match the effect that the K750 and others upon their respective releases..
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to be honest, the only one i agree out of current range is t650.
there is no way in the world w580 and s500 can be regarded as a future classic.
both are terribly made, very cheaply, they creak, the slide moves around all over the place, theyve had numrous design faults (keypad) and they feel like a toy. definatly not a future classic. but T650, yes. |
Tsepz_GP
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You talk about classics but you dont count a W900 in!!? SIS!! Lol
1. P910
2. T610
3. W900
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RevoWution
Joined: May 26, 2007
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On 2007-10-26 23:06:55, mailboxmanoj wrote:
On 2007-10-26 22:49:31, razec wrote:
Classics for me were the following:
T68i
T610
K750
K800
P800
P910
S700
Z600
all of them are very fine for me
No offence intended, whats so special of the K800? Its just the K790 in a different wrapping, I feel the K790 is a better buy then the K800.
No offence, but the K800i was the real deal. K790i came out later to cope with the 850 band you Americans had to have, didn't it? 
Besides the 850 band, there's nothing that special about the K790i. I mean, outside of hte US, the K800i is the way to go. It has 3G
My classics would be:
- K800i (the ORIGINAL Cyber-shot!)
- W810i (bloody brilliant all-in-one! At times, the camera's better than the K800i's. Might try some of the camera mods after my exams)
- K750i (never had one, but I longed for one, until i had enough money and got the W810i instead lol hehe)
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SilveR.
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T68i first phone with 256color..
P800i
and K750i
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bart
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T68m is from Ericsson, not SE! That phone started the hype arround today's phones. Its one for the history books.
classics by SE are
T610 and K750
that is all!
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SilveR.
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yes T68m is from Ericsson.. I did remember when I got it first when it comes out.. what a wooow screen..
But T68i is from SE, redesigned .. still nice phone..
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REO
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The Original poster hit the nail on the head with his 3 selections.
They are my exact selections as well
T610
K750
W810
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max_wedge
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T610 is the most classic SE phone, it was the first camera phone, modern styling and really sold many people on the SE brand.
K700 the next due to it's sheer all-in-one package compared to other phones at the time. Actual useable onboard memory, mp3 player, large screen and great design. Also first SE phone to use the Dual-Fronts styling concept now used by most camera phones.
K750 for being the first phone with a "real" digital camera (2MP, AF, Camera UI) and decent digital camera styling.
W800 for being the first Walkman phone (W810 was really just an enhancement of W800/K750)
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