> twisty type phones are no more likely than candy bars to get the screen =
> scratched up...
Even flip type phones have scratched screens...the SO503iS for example
got scratched from the rubber protectors, which keep the screen away
from the keypad. Not too convincing.
> advantage is you can get to a lot of functions full screen straight =
> away, not via the subscreen.
> i note the SH505 now has 3 buttons on the outside of the phone under the =
> subdisplay, so some functions can be used without opening the phone (eg =
> taking a pic, discard, retake etc).
Uhm, I always thought a phone is first a phone? One day you wait for
an important call and before you can take it, you shot a pic of your
ear. Not too convincing.
> And what were J-Phone trying to prove by putting out all those lame =
> european phones at their booth?=20
J-Phone? There was no J-Phone booth at this exhibition.
It's Bodafone now.
> I understand <1% of consumers are really internationally roaming at any =
> one time. Is it worth the risk of associating your brand with those =
> super lame euro and US phones for the possible cachet of some =
> "international" jetset kone?
> http://nooper.co.jp/showcase/gallery.php?s=3D37&p=3D13&l=3Den =
> =3Dbwahahaha!
I found them pretty exotic! :)
Juergen
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Received on Wed May 21 19:13:45 2003