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acquiredtaste
Joined: Aug 16, 2003
Posts: 46
From: Mumbai, India
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hey just an opinion poll! how many of you'll use it?.... in regards to the "radiation" issue?
well the t310 gives me a major tingling effect in the ear on using it for even a little time...which i was not facing when i had the nokia 8250. but i guess thats just me....so are you'll religious users? |
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Mimzo
Joined: May 24, 2002
Posts: > 500
From: Dubai
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I have a HBH-60 which I use with both my P800 and my T610. Truth is that I hardly ever use it. Some days I even leave it at home. I have the  HCB-30  Bluetooth car kit in my car though and I just can't live without that one - great looks (matches the dash color and interior of my car), great sound, reliable - it's amazing...
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ommadawn
Joined: Aug 05, 2003
Posts: 99
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HI
i just got recently my HBH-60 to pair with my T68i, won't go anywhere without it...
people in general... just don't care!!!
had a brain tumour 13 years ago, i guess almost only guys like me that go trough this kind of health problems can really give the right value to this radiation issues...
Now, only 1 mW power in my hear (SAR 0.00..w/kg), no more: blood cells loss, DNA changes, free radicals intense birth, memory losses, and potencial cancer/tumours again (specialy with the long calls)...
i guess i'm freeeeeee!!! |
__spc__
Joined: Apr 04, 2003
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Me, I use the headphones that came with my P800. This is largely because I carry my P800 in its original case, in my jacket/coat inside-pocket whilst travelling, so often don't even hear it ring!
Steven. 
This message was NOT posted from my P800 that I no longer have |
Tinribs
Joined: Jul 23, 2003
Posts: 187
From: England
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Glad to hear you now healthy Ommadawn |
acquiredtaste
Joined: Aug 16, 2003
Posts: 46
From: Mumbai, India
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do you'll also keep the handsfree connected all the time? or only when u recieve a call do u'll connect it? |
ommadawn
Joined: Aug 05, 2003
Posts: 99
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i connect the headset only when receiving a call... plenty of time to put it in your ear before someone gives up!
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Me, I use the headphones that came with my P800. This is largely because I carry my P800 in its original case, in my jacket/coat inside-pocket whilst travelling, so often don't even hear it ring!
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and u think u are protected?...i used to think too....radiation penetrates much more easily when close to reproductive organs, liver, kidney...to the brain, is harder to get there!
in standby i use it always in me ass pocket (lots of fat cells), during a call way far from the body...
sorry, forgot to say: recent studys show that the wire of the headset acts like an antenna that brings radiation trough it, increased 3/4 times more than normal exposure with the phone close to your ear.
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__spc__
Joined: Apr 04, 2003
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@ommadawn
Protected? Not something I've considered...
I'm a commuter, so my phone's in my pocket, in a jacket, under a coat etc. etc., so I either don't hear my phone ring, or can't be bothered to remove, hence the handsfree.
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masseur
Joined: Jan 03, 2003
Posts: > 500
From: Sydney, London
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a little bit off topic: we hear alot about phones being nicked outside tube stations etc but I wonder when we will start hearing about headsets being nicked as they are a much easier target since you are not actually holding them!
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marksurry
Joined: Aug 13, 2003
Posts: 275
From: Essex UK
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I've often wondered that Masseur. Try not to use my HBH60 in public now, only in the car. Only reason I got the headset was the new law about driving and using mobile phones.
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ommadawn
Joined: Aug 05, 2003
Posts: 99
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In car, huuuuuuuummmmmmmmm... get inside the car...make a call(presuming that it's the GSM antenna that is radiating), and get into the world of a microwave oven!!!...with much less power of course....or your brain would be really frozen.
it's like i say above, the one who passes trough it, feels this related stuff, like nobody else does...
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ommadawn
Joined: Aug 05, 2003
Posts: 99
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i'm starting to think about that too "masseur...
there for, i'm begginning to put my right hand holding the headset (while the left holds the phone) when i feel a lot of people around me...
u even feel more natural, cause people don't look at u like if u were weird or something... |
marksurry
Joined: Aug 13, 2003
Posts: 275
From: Essex UK
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I still look at people using headsets in public and think "freak". Silly realy as I do it myself sometimes. I'll have to try the hand over the ear trick 
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Geoggy
Joined: Aug 29, 2003
Posts: 16
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Given the new law coming in force in the UK in January, i was thinking of getting a true car hands free kit fitted.
Halfords are advertising this for 99 quid fitted. I think i'll get one of those as "lead in ear" types will be illegal whilst driving from 1st Jan 2004. |
marksurry
Joined: Aug 13, 2003
Posts: 275
From: Essex UK
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Will the "lead in the ear" handsfree be illegal too then? I hope my bluetooth headset will be legal to use in the car. It's all voice activated after all, voice dial, voice answer and reject. Only time I use my hand is to push the button to make a call. It's that new law that made me buy the HBH60 in the first place. Just my luck it's illegal too 
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Posted: 2003-09-07 18:07
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