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Phathead789
Posts: 50
Phone Model:
T610
Service Provider:
T-mobile |
 
Fri Aug 22, 2003 1:08 am |
Yea, but I dont see a brick in my pocket, I see FULLY functional Bluetooth, Night Vision, attachable flash, a REGULAR Keypad, 65,000 color screen, MANY different theme choices, ADVANCE voicedialing...hands free by the way, A polyphonic ringtone composer, QUICKSHARE technology, Joystick, and a MUCH sleeker and more comact design.
By the way- u CAN tell the phone when to change profiles, it is Java AND mophun enabled, There are sites where u can access MSN- and as for ICQ- people use AIM.
And really- we dont need the attitude, especially pointed to a 15yo.
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untg
Posts: 6
Phone Model:
NOKIA! |
Fri Aug 22, 2003 2:20 am |
I didn't mean the attitude, just a means to an end, I understand where your coming from, it does sound like a good phone and does have a specific market different from the 3650. And reading all the features, it's no wonder it has a lot of support and popularity.
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Phathead789
Posts: 50
Phone Model:
T610
Service Provider:
T-mobile |
Fri Aug 22, 2003 3:08 am |
Sorry for the attitude too.... believe it or not, the 3650 was my first choice...but I didnt want to spend the extra bucks sending larger pic files to friends, the T610 has a smaller resolution, so the interent price is smaller also 
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Mr_IceMaN
Posts: 20
Phone Model:
Sony Ericsson T610
Service Provider:
Optus |
Sun Aug 24, 2003 10:07 am |
Ok im suppose to say a comment on this SMALL 2mb memory on my T610, but let me give you a lil insight about your SPECTACULAR 3650.
first of all the features (taking into consideration of both size & features)
is NO WHERE near your 3650.
also, here in Australia, no joke but hardly any1 took notice of it. infact i'de say 1 in 10,000 people with phones have that.
1) its exactly like the 7250 but has the short video player
2) its too large to fit in a small pocket or business shirt pocket
3) the video recording SUX cuz u can only take like 30 sec clips.
4) if i wanted a video recorder.. get the LASTEST digital sony cam with zoom, and the whole pakage for like USD$550
5) goodluck with your 4000 colour display (lol we have 65,000) and your 130g weight. also hope you get to know your keypad layout, bet you cant dial 98763745 as fast as i can, muahahaha
About the T610, yes im very dissapointed, atleast have it 5MB like the 7250. but i guess they sacrificed for other great features like Bluetooth which nokia have just released in a brick.
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untg
Posts: 6
Phone Model:
NOKIA! |
Sun Aug 24, 2003 9:06 pm |
There are a few fundamental differences between the Nokia 3650 and the 7250.
The first difference is that the 3650 can take photos with a resolution of 640x480, which is handy. The second is that the 3650 can have added memory on it, which I have taken advantage of and have an extra 128mb of storage space. It's just a standard MMC, and you can actually store your messages on the mmc so you can potentially store thousands of messages, pretty handy. Another difference is the Symbian Operating system, the 7250 doesn't have it and also has a crap UI, the 3650 is a lot easier to use. And about the camera and 30 seconds thing....not true, I have an application installed that allows me to take unlimited video (as long as you have the memory) or you could even just copy an mpg straight from your computer and it will convert it for you (which I've done and it works). I've done this with 20 minute video and it plays through my RealOne player on the phone with no problems. And it's no use having bluetooth if there's no memory to copy onto the phone.
So unfortunately you are very wrong but I wouldn't buy 7250, I think they are just gimicks and a bit of a waste of time, my 3650, yeah, it's a bit on the large side but it has everything I want and more, I can store ALL my text messages, I can syncronise my contacts and calendar with outlook (which you cannot do with the 7250, it doesn't even have a calendar), I can store over 3000 640x480 photos and install any appplications for the phone I want. The one problem I have with this phone though is that nearly every application you wanna have, you have to buy, that's annoying, I have only found one other website which has symbian apps and you have to pay for them to.
I am very happy though, I don't think there's any thing like my phone on the market, especially in terms of storage space.
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garfield
Posts: 5
Phone Model:
N-Gage N 3100 & SE T610 |
Mon Aug 25, 2003 10:40 am |
wow!!! wat a debate upon N3650 & T610 ??!! 
but y do u people likes to compare an APPLE to an ORANGE ??
u guys should compare 3650 to P800 , ttx wat i call it apple to apple ya 
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untg
Posts: 6
Phone Model:
NOKIA! |
Mon Aug 25, 2003 7:51 pm |
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This has turned weid, it started off talking about memory and now we are disussing which phone is better, the 7250 or the 3650!
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garfield
Posts: 5
Phone Model:
N-Gage N 3100 & SE T610 |
Mon Aug 25, 2003 9:59 pm |
hahaha ttx wat i call it an offset topic ya 
| untg wrote: | | This has turned weid, it started off talking about memory and now we are disussing which phone is better, the 7250 or the 3650! |
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