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T610: what?!!! only 974 KB of free memory for the user... |
goldorak
Joined: Jan 23, 2003
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What?!!!
Is this for the final release or only for the beta?
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ppcrockar
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First of all it just says 974kb free. And the list on the left hand shows that you can scroll down so 1MB could be one screen down. Secondly if you know how the T68 acts when you enter the memory status then you have another explaination. The software shows the amount of free memory and then starts to count how much each category uses.
A picture taken immediatly after you've entered the memory status would show zero for every category even if the categories shown uses some memory.
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Meta
Joined: Feb 21, 2003
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With each day I'm getting more and more disappointed by the T610.
Some weeks ago I thought that it was the ultimate phone for me, but with exery day that passes and I'm reading something about it I'm getting more and more uninterested in it |
goldorak
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Yes, perhaps the T610 is not finally the perfect telephone we waited for...
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lazarini
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its far away from perfect but im still geting one 
regards laz |
goldorak
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I'm not agree...
SE have to produce the PERFECT phone. I don't understand why they continue to use an STN screen and poor memory amount  |
nocturnalchipmunk
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for more battery life.. probably..
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ppcrockar
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Seriously... the phone has 2MB. Period! You don't have to worry about that. As I explained above the memory status works exactly like the T68 so give it a rest. There are 2MB in the phone shown above.
About the screen. The T610 STN screen is very good (I've tried it in real life) so the complains about it is unjustified. You seems to be obsessed about the screen being TFT or STN. Which is totally irrelevant if it is a good screen and the screen is very very good. PERIOD!
I'm getting a bit fed up with people who are assuming things out of thin air.
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goldorak
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| Seriously... the phone has 2MB. Period! You don't have to worry about that. As I explained above the memory status works exactly like the T68 so give it a rest. There are 2MB in the phone shown above. |
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ok ok, I believe you you know!
But tell me how much is it possible to store pics (352x288 pix.) in the phone? How much...
Nokia 7250 -> can store more than 300 pics (352x288 pix.)
Samsung v200 -> 100 pics (352x288 pix.)
SE T610 -> ...? |
ppcrockar
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On 2003-04-30 23:38, goldorak wrote:
ok ok, I believe you you know!
But tell me how much is it possible to store pics (352x288 pix.) in the phone? How much...
Nokia 7250 -> can store more than 300 pics (352x288 pix.)
Samsung v200 -> 100 pics (352x288 pix.)
SE T610 -> ...?
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Well.. that is something that can't be answered until we have the released phone with the release software. The size of the images from the camera depends on the amount of compression used with the JPEG algorithm as well as the amount of detail in the image. Also we'll have to see if SE saves the images in an uncompressed format on the phone (for speed) like they do on the T68.
With my digital camera the (2Mpixels) image size usually are between 200kb and 1MB depending on the image (with the same settings).
Besides what good is it to be able to have 300 pics in the Nokia 7250 when the screen doesn't give the photos justice, and you can't have any picture caller-id. And not only that you'll have some problems getting the Nokia photos from the phone without using MMS. You can't beam them to other users. You can get them to a PC, but that requires that the PC has the Nokia software installed. A very big limitation if you ask me.
I'm still amazed by the amount of images/MMS/sounds that the T68 can store in it's 1Mb of memory. I have no doubt that 2MB of the T610 would be more than enough.
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maddav
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I remember reading a thread on this forum, someone saying that the average size for a 352x288 pic is 20KB. I can't guarantee anything, because it's just what i can remember someone else saying. |
ppcrockar
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@ maddav
About 20Kb sounds about right for average size. But it could probably be between 5Kb to 30-40kb depending on the image.
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diggy
Joined: Mar 26, 2003
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Nokia Cant send pictures to other phones? Are you on crack? You dont need any special software either to send stuff. No information is better than misinformation. And 2megs of memory is NOT enough. The 610 sucks because of its lack of memory.
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Yann
Joined: Dec 23, 2001
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I would like to confirm what ppcrokar wrote:
The T610 has 2 MB for user data and the screen is pretty good! I have both a Panasonic GD-87 and a T610 in my hands right now, and the quality is quite similar (but the GD-87's screen is more viewable when you're not right front of it)...
I really love this new SE phone!
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ppcrockar
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@ diggy
AFAIK you can't transfer images from the 7250 via IR to other IR devices.
Quote from the CNET review.
http://asia.cnet.com/reviews/handphones/0,39001718,39008841p,00.htm?
"A good thing, then, that there is another method to transfer your pictures. You can initiate data sharing if you have a computer running the Nokia PC Suite program. However, even this poses two problems: First, you need either a direct cable connection or infrared to connect the PC and phone. Few desktops come with an infrared port, while the synchronization cable has to be bought separately.
Second, you won't be able to share images with your handheld. Nor will you be able to beam pictures directly to and from another phone, even if it’s a Nokia. |
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Posted: 2003-04-30 22:04
Taste the rainbow, sweetheart!
