Suspect that the 502i's can handle slightly more memory on the handset, but
there doesn't seem to be that much difference in functionality. But in
saying that, I've haven't seen any cases so far where I can view graphics on
the D502i that wont show up on the F209i.
F209i has got the MIDI-chip built into it which is cool and certainly makes
the ring tone options more entertaining. Also supports some pretty amusing
(if slightly cheesy) games on the handset itself: ie, you have 4 chances to
fire your chosen handset character out of a cannon - music, sound-effects,
angel wings and a vibrating handset if you get it right.
Menu lay-out seems to be the only major difference.
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$B:9=P?M(B : George Baptista <george@omame.com>
$B08_at_h(B : keitai-l@appelsiini.net <keitai-l@appelsiini.net>
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$B7oL>(B : (keitai-l) Re: 209i
>Well, for starters, with the F209i model that I have,
>there's no 'I-Mode' button. You access i-mode through a menu
>selection, which is kind of a pain... (well ok, there is a
>'mail' button'...)
>
>> I seem to remember what seems like a long time ago, that DoCoMo said
>> that going forward, they would not be any more non imode enabled phones
>> and I guess the release of the 209i seems to be a start to this. What
>> is the main difference in the 209i models and the 502i models, apart
>> from the 209i's being newer? I think the screen size is one. But what
>> makes it a 2xx series and not a 5xx series now that they are imode
>> enabled?
>
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>
Received on Tue Jul 18 19:42:59 2000