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Which Handset Is Worth Getting |
jwar1976
Joined: Sep 21, 2008
Posts: 7
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I currently have a HTC TYTN II, and am able to upgrade anytime I want. There are so many phones on the market, I just can't decide what to get.
My minimum requirements are as follows
Quad Band
5mp Camera with decent LED / Xenon Flash
Camera must be able to capture video in VGA @ 30fps
Decent amount of storage space, either built in or via card slot.
Keypad is preferred but would get touchscreen if need be.
Can anyone here suggest a decent phone which has all of this ?. | |
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QVGA
Joined: May 23, 2006
Posts: > 500
From: Pakistan
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You need to be more specific. Anyway, i would get a N95-8GB any day of the week, any month of the year! |
jwar1976
Joined: Sep 21, 2008
Posts: 7
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On 2008-09-23 06:00:42, QVGA wrote:
You need to be more specific. Anyway, i would get a N95-8GB any day of the week, any month of the year!
Well i'm not sure how much specific I can be, but I can give it a go.
As stated in the original post, I need a phone that will work anywhere in the world esp all over the States & Australia, so assumed that quad band would be best.
To save the load on luggage a phone that can take high quality pictures in most conditions, as well as capture high quality video say of vga res, which I can output to dvd would be better than a handset that captures to qvga format which is only good enough for small screen / web viewing.
Decent storage capabilities is essential as full res capture 640 x 480 in any format other than divx would take a lot of space. I have a 20gb mp3 player so am not too bothered about holding lots of audio, other than ringtones.
A nice sized screen would be good as well for web browsing on the move & as stated before, a keypad instead of a touchscreen is preferred for sending text messages, which I do a lot of.
Am not too bothered about installing many applications on the handset.
It would also be useful to have a handset where I can set the alarm on & then switch off the phone which will turn on when the alarm goes off. I know that most Nokias can do this but not sure about other makes.
As stated earlier high picture quality both indoors & outdoors is essential as well as high quality video capture & quad band is preferred so I can use the phone almost anywhere.
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Sky Hi
Joined: Jan 20, 2007
Posts: 106
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I'd suggest an Ericsson T65! I'm sure it fulfills all your requirements! 
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