Motorola V600
What's comparable: z600, etc., etc.?
First: Have any of the more authoritative voices like hot_md_guy and not the bogus rumor/hype schmucks heard any info to make it worth waiting even another week for this phone, 'cause you/I can now get the SE Z600 unlocked/unbranded for LESS than this one woulda been with all the same bells and whistles (minus the video, clunky antenna, situational lights and firmware bugs). I spoke with two AT&T CSRs today and they BOTH told me that the only info they have now when they do a search in their terminals for v600 is "by the end of 2004"!
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A friend has the Nokia 3650 (bluetooth, camera and video) but it is a bit clunky. They have been quite a few phones announced recently that fit what your looking for. All of which I found out here but "announced" means little to me anymore. When was the V600 announced again? Why is everyone still waiting for it?
The Nokia 3650 was by far the best phone I have ever had. Awesome reception, great menu's, very useful features (alarm with snooze feature, great calendar, bluetooth, etc). However it was just too big. I wanted to get the v600 but I got tired of waiting and got the z600 unlocked on ebay. I sold the 3650 on ebay for $160 which is pretty nice since I got it for free 😎
The Z600 is also a very good phone. The only problem with it is that it sometimes has bad rececption. However it seems to have improved lately. There is no antenna which is nice and it has bluethooth which is very handy. I downloaded my address book into the Z600 in about 30 seconds. It...
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as far as the reception goes, who's your carrier? Because the one thing I heard about the Z600 was how great the reception was for the internal antenna.
anyway, thanks again.
In the U.S. prior to 2002, GSM technology only operated in the PCS (1900 MHz) frequency band.
GSM 850 addresses the needs of carriers with Cellular licenses switching from other technologies to GSM.
Before the existence of GSM 850, the Cellular band was commonly referred to as the "800 MHz" band. "850 MHz" implies a dif...
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Either way, for what you get the Z600 seems like a better deal (and more solid). I don't know if I need Quicktime on my phone and situational lights THAT badly.
Anyway. Anyone who works for ATT heard anymore dates?
Also Sharp is planning on releasing the GX-30 sometime in March in UK on Vodafone. As usual we here will be the last to get it.