> > Anyone know how much these new Nokia N-Series phones will be coming
> out and
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> Tariq
I like that one too. I saw the size and is a bit bigger than I would have
liked - and a bit too heavy at 160g which is not what you want for the
summer. Can't they shrink it into the size of the 8850 and still put all the
bits in?
xycom1@yahoo.com - 28 Apr 2005 21:47 GMT
> > > Any comments on the new phones?
> > The MP3 player one is nice.
> I like that one too. I saw the size and is a bit bigger than I would have
> liked - and a bit too heavy at 160g which is not what you want for the
> summer. Can't they shrink it into the size of the 8850 and still put all the
> bits in?
I think they do well to get a 4GB MP3 player into something the size of
an iPod Mini. To get a phone, WiFi and bluetooth as well into something
even smaller would be a tad tricky.
But hey, by the time they get around to actually launching it, it may
actually be possible!
Tariq
Paulo De Souza - 28 Apr 2005 23:48 GMT
> I like that one too. I saw the size and is a bit bigger than I would have
> liked - and a bit too heavy at 160g which is not what you want for the
> summer. Can't they shrink it into the size of the 8850 and still put all
> the
> bits in?
Yeah they can... will they? no. Thats for next time... just when they stick
something usefull on the
phones like BT they will make lovely phones that dont include it. So you can
upgrade sooner
rather then make an amazing handset that you wont change for along time.
My friends Sony ericsson phone in japan has a 2 or 3 megapix camera with a
tv built in and some
other stuff.... What do we get? the Z1010...
purple pete - 29 Apr 2005 13:34 GMT
I have a couple of issues with this phone. I see the Battery is a BL-5C,
900, mAh, Li-Ion and wondered whats the point of having 3,000 songs to
listen to when the trade of with talk time is gonna seriously affect how
many choons you can listen to before needing a re-charge. Anyone who has a
Nokia 6600 will I am sure be able to vouch for example how long the battery
lasts just by switching the Bluetooth on ;-(
If the songs are stored on a hard disk then when playing that will need
constant access and therefore power drain ;-(
Note that as yet no "playback" times are quoted. Having just rerplaced an
iPOD battery and owning a 6600 I know how quick these things can run out.
Having looked on the Nokia.com site i also note that the bottom half of
phone slides down to reveal buttons for dialling and texting and these look
a a tad small and awkward but will wait and see what the real thing is like.
Just *my* thoughts