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Super G
Joined: Mar 07, 2002
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I'd have bought a 3650, I'd be slightly nervous...
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Jowi
Joined: Feb 21, 2002
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From: Pilipinas
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you should got the 6600 or a  instead |
masseur
Joined: Jan 03, 2003
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From: Sydney, London
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I must be missing the point... you would be nervous about what?
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Vlammetje
Joined: Mar 01, 2003
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From: Den Haag
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erm...... not being able to resell it with the weird keypad if there is a better version about to be released?? 
your guess is as good as mine.
In the meantime... I must say I am pleased if Nokia were indeed to revise the keypad. That would be a hot hot seller!!! 
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masseur
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oh ok well if thats what is meant then thats par for the course in consumer electronics. I am sure we have said many times that they will always have a newer version coming so you buy when you are happy with what you can get at that time.
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Super G
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On 2003-09-22 14:26:41, masseur wrote:
I must be missing the point... you would be nervous about what?
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Well if I had known there was a "traditional" 3650 on the way, I wouldnt have bought the 3650 in the first place (assuming I had bought a 3650  ). At the end you have anyway two very similar phones, one much more practical than the other one in fact.
If 3660's rumour is true, then it may prove to sell very well. Also in the meantime the 3650 price would be a real bargain, and could go on selling very well too... |
masseur
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but thats my point... you can't keep second guessing what might come and so you have to decide to buy when you see something you like and want.
If something comes along later that has a better design etc then sell the old and buy the new.
Cartainly thats my philosophy.
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Super G
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Yeah, I agree with you.
But anyway  I would still feel nervous |
GoH
Joined: Jun 23, 2003
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@jowi
i agree, the 6600 rocks. you can use it as a soap bar when bathing, and for bricking birds when u go hunting.  |
DragAzn
Joined: Aug 29, 2003
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I had an 8890 before, thought I could drop the phone from 2nd (where I was) to ground floor thinking he could catch it, he didn't. Put it back together and still works. Brick phones are good for something.
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GoH
Joined: Jun 23, 2003
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its because the technology is overtly simple just like back in the days of the ataris, where one could throw his around, or pour coffee into it and it still works. |
701
Joined: Nov 26, 2002
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i never ask myself if i can sell my older phone when i buy a new one or if i CAN sell this one when it gets old. usually, u get so much less on it that ud rahter keep it.I have a T610 now and before i owned a Sony CMD-J7..and i can`t sell it cuz no1 wants it!
My point; i knew that and i`ll keep it ...i just dont think about re-sell.Not very good economically but i have the peace of mind:)
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