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Sony J70 |
JohnM
Joined: Jan 06, 2002
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From: Burton-on-Trent , UK
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A compaq 3870....-yes please! That would be a nice bit of kit to have.
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mhorton
Joined: Jan 13, 2002
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From: UK
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Expensive though
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JohnM
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From: Burton-on-Trent , UK
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@Mark > I see you had a Panasonic GD75, was it any good? It looks like a right crappy thing  |
mhorton
Joined: Jan 13, 2002
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From: UK
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It is.. I only had it for 2 days
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JohnM
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From: Burton-on-Trent , UK
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Hey, we all make mistakes!  What was the V50 like, I'm not a big Motorola fan.  motorola.
When you received an SMS on the V50, did it put the number only of who it was from like on the V3690 or did it label it with the senders name if you had their number stored in the phonebook? |
mhorton
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I really don't like Motorola phones. I had the V3900 I thought that was okay so I thought the V50 would be better. I was wrong. That was about 5 weeks or so and got rid
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JohnM
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From: Burton-on-Trent , UK
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Yeah, I find the Motorola phones way to basic, the only good thing I can say about them is they seem to hold their signal well. |
mhorton
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Yeah they do. I was working in London for Nike, and I could go half way down the escalators and still have signal
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JohnM
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From: Burton-on-Trent , UK
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First phone I ever had was a big grey analogue motorola flip, that was late 1992. Huge thing with a twenty number only memory, and a massive battery that would last 8 hours on standby..... my how things have progressed! I guess the motorola gave me a bad introduction into mobile phones |
mhorton
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Yeah that sounds about right. The first phone I had was a Nokia I can't remember what the model was. It was known as the banana phone
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JohnM
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From: Burton-on-Trent , UK
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I think the "banana" phone was the 8810. Thats about 1996/7 then I believe?! |
mhorton
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Yeah somethink like that
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JohnM
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From: Burton-on-Trent , UK
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Haha, when it came out it was one of the smallest mobiles you could get. Its a monster by todays standards!
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mhorton
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Yeah it is. I remember having a NEC thing as well. I think it was one of the first Pay As You Go phones I got it in Peoples phones (remember that shop?)
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JohnM
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From: Burton-on-Trent , UK
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Yeah, we had a peoples phone shop in our town. I owned an NEC P4 at one time, not a bad phone.
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Posted: 2002-05-08 22:45
