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Honestly, Who here still uses a t68? |
batesie
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me, as a second phone
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_ANDi_
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Me, since January 2002  |
Residentevil
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On 2005-01-17 12:01:43, CybaCowboy wrote:
I bought the original Ericsson T68 the day it came out in Australia and I still say it is the best phone I've EVER bought! Sadly, mine got stolen shortly after buying it and as they were $AU1000 at the time, I couldn't afford to buy another one... I wish you could still buy them (or even the Sony Ericsson T68i), 'cause I'd buy one in a second if you could!
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You can: right here: http://www.mobilecityonline.com/wireless/store/phonesunlocked.asp
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Sammy_boy
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I keep buying damaged T68is, fixing them, using them for a short period, selling them, then regretting selling them after a short while! 
So I'm buying another T68i off someone here on Esato for use as a spare phone, and I'm not going to sell it this time! 
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iyiinsan
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My mathematics teacher, who earns 7 times more than my dad, uses T68i. And, even though I have a T610, when my K700i breaks down (and I have to send it away for repair) -which happens every 3 weeks- I use my T68i... Still a cool phone... |
T_grr
Joined: Jul 02, 2004
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I never head one, but I'm planing to buy a used t68i. Think it's a phone I should have in my SE collection. =) |
jeko.uk
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i never had a t68 my first se was a t610
now i got k700i |
shadow76
Joined: Jan 05, 2005
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I use my orignal a my backup. But my momther uses my spare one cause it has the features she needs as oppose to her t2261 |
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On 2005-01-17 15:53:17, Debu wrote:
So nice to see a thread, where everyone seems to agree on one thing
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That is the power of the T68i. Perhaps SE might release a special edition of it, how super would that be?
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arnoldc
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whizkidd
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Hey! What do you guys think? Should SE bring out a special edition t68 with a better screen now? The design remains the same! Would you buy it?
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tigas
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If it came in lunar gray, rubberised battery, and a bit faster, I'd buy TWO. |
whizkidd
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What is a rubberised battery?
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Avatar235
Joined: Jan 24, 2003
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I have FOUR primary phones. All of varying generations. I have the A1018s - battered and bruised after about 6 yearks (me thinks), 5510 - VERY bruised and battered, doesn't like mp3's anymore, T68mi grey - in great condition, P910i - as new/IS new.
I use all these in roughly equal ratios - except the P910i as I spend more time on it trying apps and showing it off (you just cant do the same with the A1018s can ya?).
I personally believe that the T68m was the pinnacle of the colour screen phone generation. Sure there may have been other colour screen phones out but the T68m was stylish, looked great and even after 3 or so years has functions and features that many new phones do not have.
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govigov
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boba still has the original M. 
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Posted: 2005-01-17 16:04
