Maybe Nokia is kind of somewhat redefining their series, 6 for males and, obviously, 8 for women??
(in the second obligatory domestic language six and sex are the same, always fun in school)
Interesting views, thanks.
seems like:
- the wallet function is the key thing, very "relevant" (as well as more pixels and different design)
- that 1mm more height than the 8310 is used for a more rugged cover and display
- the bluetooth module takes some space, (as does the FM-radio), simple difference to the 6-series,
which obviously must have both IR,cable and bluetooth.
- reception should be better than most, would be interesting to see the data for that statement.
(although there always is the question of an external-internal antenna, but not much at 1800MHz
- few need the 900/1800/1900, those who need can, for the moment, feed the loss and market share
of those who supply all three RF filters.
- true, the 8210-30 still has this "something" in its design
- the 8310-"bugs" are always just as fun as any lousy network
Anyway, seems like this is the time to "redefine" a lot of stuff, GPRS,displays,etc, even bluetooth,
some promise a lot with high voice but low volume production, others make incremental, verifiable steps,
prepare for high volumes.
Ilmarinen
To continue on the E-nron variation on the Bach vibrating G-string
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(erbarme, have mercy,etc, note the little hope of mercy going upwards most of the time, maybe too obvious in this machine-made variation, whie the base kind of goes deeper and deeper, ending in a questionmark)
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(from the really serious subpage, not suitable for ring tones) |
