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markymark
Joined: Mar 06, 2002
Posts: 190
From: Amsterdam, Netherlands
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Visited Cebit today. Was able to play a lot with the t68i. All the models i've had in my hand (and there were a LOT of ladies with a LOT of t68i phones) had software R2A011 and some test numbers in the service menu.
t68i menu responded very fast (compared with my t68 r2a). T9 speed really nice! although still not as fast as a Nokia. Asked the famous t68i software upgrade question about ten times to ten different SE people and got about ten different answers! Best: "this week sir, definitely" Bad: "end of may sir, still a lot of testing to do"
P800 was really cool, although during demonstration device hung twice and SE guy had to remove te battery:-)
Chatpen in real life is HUGE, it looks normal pen size on pictures but the thing certainly is a big mama. Worked great by the way. Demonstrator wrote a note on (special) paper, chatpen translated it and sent it via bluetooth to t68i and t68i sent it via gprs to emailadress. A few seconds later the note was on a big plasma screen connected to the SE mailserver, very very nice!!
HBH-30: bluetooth wet dream, very very nice design and very important; excellent sound quality!! |
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mpakakos
Joined: Dec 03, 2001
Posts: 164
From: Greece
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Thank you very much for your information!
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belmulletman
Joined: Jan 19, 2002
Posts: 60
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Did you see the SonyEricsson Z700??
That phone looks really nice, with it's Java and all!!
Just let me konw,
Thanks
B-man
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john74
Joined: Dec 21, 2001
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From: GREECE/AUSTRALIA
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did you see all the new accessories MCA-20??Did you try hooking the cam up with the T68?? |
fimpiel
Joined: Mar 14, 2002
Posts: 132
From: Sweden
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mm, cant wait to get my hands on HBH-30... a must in the car!!
Sony Ericsson stuff I use:
W880i | HBH-DS970 | HCB-300 | CDS-60 |
kimmjio
Joined: Jan 15, 2002
Posts: 76
From: Singapore
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I need to know if the T68i has a rubber back for the battery .... |
Epedemic
Joined: Dec 28, 2001
Posts: > 500
From: Denmark, Copenhagen
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about the chatpen... did the demoguy write it with his normal handwriting or did he use something like palm grafiti? and r2a014 seems to be the latest version of the t68i software (at least confirmed...) |
mrNoodles
Joined: Feb 28, 2002
Posts: > 500
From: Sweden
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>>markymark
Does your T68 have SW R2A? Isnt it the new SW which are running in T68i?
And hey! Thx for the info on HBH-30, now Im completely sure 
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Owns a T68m Gold and isnt as sure as before if change to T68i. But will certainly go for the HBH-30 when its available!
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markymark
Joined: Mar 06, 2002
Posts: 190
From: Amsterdam, Netherlands
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No, didn't see the Z700. Just focussed on "ericsson design" products.
All the t68i demo people had about 5 phones hanging around their neck (can you imagine?!)and at least one of them was connected with a mca-20. Using the little colorscreen as a viewfinder was kind of funny, worked pretty well!
Can't really remember about the rubber back, i didn't think it was important, sorry.
My t68i has just the old R2A software version. When I was at Cebit and asked a SE lady if they had an EMMA2 server here, she laughed out loud, but the answer was negative.
With the chatpen you can use normal handwriting on special paper (the famous yellow ones made by 3M) with very little dots printed on them. The demoguy not only wrote a message but also made a small drawing. The chatpen does NOT recognize your handwriting but just "translates" you're handwriting via bluetooth and gprs to and image file and that you can send and receive as an email.
I've played with about 5 different t68i phones and they ALL had r2a011, so don't know about r2a014. Some people actually were a bit confused when I entered the code for the service menu and probably thougt, "what the hell is this guy doing?"
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Epedemic
Joined: Dec 28, 2001
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From: Denmark, Copenhagen
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On 2002-03-18 10:03, markymark wrote:
With the chatpen you can use normal handwriting on special paper (the famous yellow ones made by 3M) with very little dots printed on them. The demoguy not only wrote a message but also made a small drawing. The chatpen does NOT recognize your handwriting but just "translates" you're handwriting via bluetooth and gprs to and image file and that you can send and receive as an email.
I've played with about 5 different t68i phones and they ALL had r2a011, so don't know about r2a014. Some people actually were a bit confused when I entered the code for the service menu and probably thougt, "what the hell is this guy doing?"
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hmm arent the chatpen supposed to translate your writing to text in some way? would be pretty useless only to be able to send gifs...
and LOL about the thing with the service menu  there are some other pics floating around of a t68i with r2a014 |
jucame
Joined: Nov 30, 2001
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On 2002-03-18 03:19, kimmjio wrote:
I need to know if the T68i has a rubber back for the battery ....
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No and is for sure only T68m with that, regards. |
stubee
Joined: Mar 04, 2002
Posts: 59
From: London, UK
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Why are soo many people bothered about a rubber battery? I really am not that bothered about it. It shows up the scratches a bit |
Epedemic
Joined: Dec 28, 2001
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From: Denmark, Copenhagen
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cause when you pay 400+€ for a phone it had better look nice and feel expensive... the t68m sort of succedes in this... and the t68i lacking the "exclusive" (exclusive as in not seen on other phones in this class) rubber backside failes to give a just as good impression
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john74
Joined: Dec 21, 2001
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From: GREECE/AUSTRALIA
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i agree with Epedemic  rubber battery looks way nicer |
arroyootje
Joined: Feb 01, 2002
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From: UK-Belgium-Azerbaijan
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Really interesting information! It was nice to hear someone's personal point of view!  |
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Posted: 2002-03-18 00:22
