Anyone got the motorola MPx200?

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Paul Smith - 07 Jan 2004 20:40 GMT

If you have, what are your thoughts?

Cheers,

Paul

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momma - 07 Jan 2004 22:45 GMT

I really dig it
I had the 720 and the v60
This one is by far the best, bought 256sdram and filled with mp3s,
love it. Nice and loud ear volume and ringer. This one rings and
vibrates at the same time like Nokia
Sync software is flawless
I highly recommend it

>If you have, what are your thoughts?
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>Cheers,
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>Paul

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Alien - 07 Jan 2004 23:11 GMT

Does it have problems with stability of software?

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Ken - 08 Jan 2004 02:58 GMT

None at all ... rock solid.

Not to say it's perfect, as there are a couple of nits that people have been
reporting in the various Smartphone forums. The most prevelent one concerns
something about caller ID callups of names & so on from your address book
not working well. Mine's never shown this at all but then I only have 100
or so names. One guy that said he had more than 3,000 names in has address
book was pretty upset by this "flaw." Again, I have not see it.

I have tried a number of phones over the years with TrueSync (Motorola),
Nokia, and SE and NONE have come close to the easy of use of the MS phone.
Not even in the same ball park!!

Cheers!!

Ken

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Stevie_mac - 08 Jan 2004 01:05 GMT

There's no other phone to be had!

Its a pedigree amongst mongrels!

The phone its self is quality in your hand.

Most people that see what it can do are very impressed - especially when you play a full film - or show them a complete
book (I have like 5 complete books (using repligo) - still tons of space for more!), instant messenger (there's an aim
client too), internet explorer, caller id with photos if you want.

Like...

On Nightshift, I plug in the head phones & listen to my MP3s - in stereo!

When you plug it into its cradle, all your new contacts are added to your outlook contacts list (outlook2000 comes with
it) & all your new outlook contacts & birthdays & anniversaries & appointments etc etc etc are sync'd to your phone (not
one button pressed)

tons of free ( and non free) software there is to be had - I use codewallet - my many forum details are stored there!

store numerous tel nos & emails for each person - easy to get to - via filters - or just press like 12 and any name with
an AB, AD, AE, BD, BE, BF, CD, CE, CF in are found instantly. (it works much better than I explain it)

Is DEF one of the best

If you can both wait & afford it, get the mpx220 due out some time this year, otherwise, the MPx200 is the best to be
had!

AND NO, I don't work for Motorola, I just like the phone!

> If you have, what are your thoughts?
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> Cheers,
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> Paul

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Stevie_mac - 08 Jan 2004 01:13 GMT

Another thing,

Its surprising how few people know about MS smartphones - I mean, most people see it, think year that's ok, you show
them stuff, by 5 mins there going, Wow, I didn't even know they made these things. How longs it been out, where did you
get it, bet it cost a fortune, what else can it do etc...

Also, my wife has a V525, the menus are shite & completely different from her ALL her previous phones - all of them were
different! All MS smartphones adhere to a STD set out by MS - it is by far the most functional & intuitive menu system
I've used on a mobile phone.

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