Nokia 5110

In news:[email protected],
Gyp <[email protected]> typed, for some strange, unexplained reason:
: Sam wrote:
: >
:
: > nk702 = GSM1800 6130.
:
: Bum. I can't find it anyway. I can't have gotten rid of an old phone,
: surely?
:
: > Nokia 3330 would be the best bet IMO. Dual band 900/1800, navi key
: > and slightly larger screen than the 5110/5130.
:
: Nice idea, but a bit too small I think. I'm tempted to try him with
: the 6210e that I have discovered that I've still got.

6210 = Abysmal battery life :-(

A 6310i would be far better and still accepts all the batteries and
accessories from the earlier models.

Ivor

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On Mon, 15 Sep 2008 11:44:20 +0100, Unimobiles.com
<[email protected]> wrote:
>Another 5110 has been listed
>
>Refurb means the phone is tested and cleaned, sometimes housings and
>keypads are replaced, but not unless it is necessary.
>
>We only sell this phone as a package
>
>http://www.unimobiles.com | http://www.unlockyourphone.co.uk
>UK Specialists in Refurbished Mobile Phones & Accessories

Next time I sell a phone on ebay I must remeber to list it as
refurbed.

After all, assuming the phone is working and not damaged I would only
need to clean it for it to qualify as "refurbished".

Anyway must go, off to the carwash to get my car refurbished :-)

Regards
Tom

Tom wrote:

>
> After all, assuming the phone is working and not damaged I would only
> need to clean it for it to qualify as "refurbished".

If it were working it couldn't be "refurbished".

My experience of refurbished phones indicates that refurbished means:

"Returned as faulty, but we couldn't find the fault so we put a
clean case on it and put it in a new shiny box".

Of course, you'll have no problem finding what the fault was.

regards, Ian

"Ivor Jones" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> In news:[email protected],
> Gyp <[email protected]> typed, for some strange, unexplained reason:
> : Steve Terry wrote:
> :
> : > Something like a Nokia 3310 / 3410 which uses much the same
> : > key layout as a 5510 / NK402 / 5130 would be the obvious choice,
> : > or if it has to take NK402 accessories, a 6150
> :
> : Thinking about it some more, he might be OK with a 6150, though if I
> : recall the text was smaller and the interface is slightly different. I
> : should have an nk702 (which I think was the same) in a drawer
> : somewhere and it could be an option if Richard hasn't hoarded as much
> : old junk as he thinks he has :-)
>
> All of that range quoted AFAIK use the same display, have a 702 and 6150
> next to me as I type and they look identical. It's been a while since I
> had them apart though so wouldn't swear to it.
> Ivor
>
They are, the only difference is the 6150 is dualband, the NK702 is a 6130
1800MHz monoband.

Steve Terry