1900 mhz/GSM phones that use Nokia charging station?

Motorola's v600 is looking attractive to me as I'm about to move to a tMobile
individual account.

But I've got a pile of AC chargers/cradles/DC chargers for Nokia phones like the
TDMA 6161 and others like it.

Is there any hope of finding something in a GSM phone that'll fit all those
cords/docks? I'm pretty sure that all Nokia's still fit the same charger (but
not the cradle)... but haven't seen anything in a flip phone that's as
elegant-looking as Moto's v600 or v180.....

So maybe I haven't looked in the right places?
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"(Pete Cresswell)" <x@y.z.invalid> wrote in message
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> Motorola's v600 is looking attractive to me as I'm about to move to a
tMobile
> individual account.
>
> But I've got a pile of AC chargers/cradles/DC chargers for Nokia phones
like the
> TDMA 6161 and others like it.
>
> Is there any hope of finding something in a GSM phone that'll fit all
those
> cords/docks? I'm pretty sure that all Nokia's still fit the same
charger (but
> not the cradle)... but haven't seen anything in a flip phone that's as
> elegant-looking as Moto's v600 or v180.....
>
> So maybe I haven't looked in the right places?
> --
> PeteCresswell
Nokia 6260, 6170 you can ignore the extra bands. Not elegant or a flip phone
but a 5190 would fit the chargers and cradle.

Stanley Reynolds wrote:

> Nokia 6260, 6170 you can ignore the extra bands.

Under Nokia's old numbering scheme, xx70 would be 1900MHz CDMA-only - there was
such a beast in the 5100 series that Sprint and others sold, but not sure if
there was a 6170 - is the 6170 you refer to CDMA or GSM?



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"Steve Sobol" <sjsobol@JustThe.net> wrote in message
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> Stanley Reynolds wrote:
>
> > Nokia 6260, 6170 you can ignore the extra bands.
>
> Under Nokia's old numbering scheme, xx70 would be 1900MHz CDMA-only -
there was
> such a beast in the 5100 series that Sprint and others sold, but not sure
if
> there was a 6170 - is the 6170 you refer to CDMA or GSM?
GSM flip look here http://www.nokia.com/nokia/0,,58863,00.html
Not a CDMA phone and not that old but Nokia did mess up their model numbers.

Here ('_www.taiwan-electronics.itgo.com_'
(http://www.taiwan-electronics.itgo.com/)) it is possible to order 2
mobile phones free of charge!

I once have already ordered. Second time any more do not give!

It is necessary to write to them the letter correctly only.


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