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  1. #16
    Paul Hopwood
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    Re: Good gsm dual- /tri-band international models

    "miner.-" <[email protected]> wrote:

    >> The Nokia 8310 would fit the bill. It's a very small/light handset,
    >> dual-band 900/1800, lasts well over a week on one charge and has a
    >> mono screen. Only problem is they're quite old and becoming
    >> increasing difficult to find.


    >just be vary of 8310s having lock up/re-boot issues, i had 9 in 12 months
    >as they kept going up the spout


    Certainly true of some of the earlier firmware but the last one I had
    was pretty solid for the six months or so I kept it.

    >> An alternative would be the Nokia 6100 which does everything you want
    >> but has a colour screen. Tri-band, one of the smallest/lightest since
    >> the 8310 and a similar battery life.


    >how on earth do you manage those charge times?


    Obviously depends how much talk vs standby time and the strength of
    the signal but my typical use is perhaps between 15-30 minutes per day
    of actual calls in city areas where the signal is strong.

    I do little else with them except make and receive telephone calls.

    >i used to get about 3, maybe 4 days max on my 8310, and lucky to get 48
    >hours
    >from my 6100. i've run my 6230 down in 12 hours, mind you that was using the
    >video and mp3
    >on loud speaker ;-)


    My 8310 could last well over a week with little use but typically,
    with a few calls per day, would be a little under a week between
    charges.

    Difficult to tell with my 6100 as it's charged regularly in my car and
    hardly ever drops below full charge but has managed five to six days
    between charges with occasional use on international roaming and still
    had perhaps a day worth of battery charge left.

    That said, not of my phone have ever had video/mp3 and I rarely use
    loud speaker. ;-)

    --
    >iv< Paul >iv<




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  2. #17
    Arjan Maas
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    Re: Good gsm dual- /tri-band international models

    On Wed, 11 Aug 2004 17:03:28 GMT, Newbie <[email protected]> wrote:

    >As you know, I am trying to find a cheap phone on Ebay for use during
    >my India trip. So dual means 900/1800 but 900/1800/1900 would be ok
    >too. Thanks to everyone so far. I think the trick is to search by
    >specific model numbers. If I just say nokia or dual band, I get swamped
    >by thousands of choices, most irrelevant to me.
    >
    >Therefore, please recommend any specific models you happen to like
    >(light weight, good call quality and battery life, no bells and
    >whistles, even color screen is optional). If you can think of a really
    >clever Ebay search string, please let me know, I am very bad at that
    >sort of thing (pre-computer upbringing I guess)
    >
    >Thanks to previous posts, I am already aware of a few models like
    >Motorola V66, Sony T28/29/66, Nok 8210 .


    What about a SE T68i triband, colorscreen, long standby time
    And a low price, here in Holland the sell second hand about 60 euro.

    Greetings, Arjan




  3. #18
    Arjan Maas
    Guest

    Re: Good gsm dual- /tri-band international models

    On Wed, 11 Aug 2004 17:03:28 GMT, Newbie <[email protected]> wrote:

    >As you know, I am trying to find a cheap phone on Ebay for use during
    >my India trip. So dual means 900/1800 but 900/1800/1900 would be ok
    >too. Thanks to everyone so far. I think the trick is to search by
    >specific model numbers. If I just say nokia or dual band, I get swamped
    >by thousands of choices, most irrelevant to me.
    >
    >Therefore, please recommend any specific models you happen to like
    >(light weight, good call quality and battery life, no bells and
    >whistles, even color screen is optional). If you can think of a really
    >clever Ebay search string, please let me know, I am very bad at that
    >sort of thing (pre-computer upbringing I guess)
    >
    >Thanks to previous posts, I am already aware of a few models like
    >Motorola V66, Sony T28/29/66, Nok 8210 .


    What about a SE T68i triband, colorscreen, long standby time
    And a low price, here in Holland the sell second hand about 60 euro.

    Greetings, Arjan




  4. #19
    John Navas
    Guest

    Re: Good gsm dual- /tri-band international models

    [POSTED TO alt.cellular.ericsson - REPLY ON USENET PLEASE]

    In <[email protected]> on Thu, 12 Aug 2004 01:14:14
    +0200, Arjan Maas <[email protected]> wrote:

    >On Wed, 11 Aug 2004 17:03:28 GMT, Newbie <[email protected]> wrote:
    >
    >>As you know, I am trying to find a cheap phone on Ebay for use during
    >>my India trip. So dual means 900/1800 but 900/1800/1900 would be ok
    >>too. Thanks to everyone so far. I think the trick is to search by
    >>specific model numbers. If I just say nokia or dual band, I get swamped
    >>by thousands of choices, most irrelevant to me.
    >>
    >>Therefore, please recommend any specific models you happen to like
    >>(light weight, good call quality and battery life, no bells and
    >>whistles, even color screen is optional). If you can think of a really
    >>clever Ebay search string, please let me know, I am very bad at that
    >>sort of thing (pre-computer upbringing I guess)
    >>
    >>Thanks to previous posts, I am already aware of a few models like
    >>Motorola V66, Sony T28/29/66, Nok 8210 .

    >
    >What about a SE T68i triband, colorscreen, long standby time
    >And a low price, here in Holland the sell second hand about 60 euro.


    Perhaps due to the mediocre RF performance. ;-)

    --
    Best regards, HELP FOR CINGULAR GSM & SONY ERICSSON PHONES:
    John Navas <http://navasgrp.home.att.net/#Cingular>



  5. #20
    John Navas
    Guest

    Re: Good gsm dual- /tri-band international models

    [POSTED TO alt.cellular.ericsson - REPLY ON USENET PLEASE]

    In <[email protected]> on Thu, 12 Aug 2004 01:14:14
    +0200, Arjan Maas <[email protected]> wrote:

    >On Wed, 11 Aug 2004 17:03:28 GMT, Newbie <[email protected]> wrote:
    >
    >>As you know, I am trying to find a cheap phone on Ebay for use during
    >>my India trip. So dual means 900/1800 but 900/1800/1900 would be ok
    >>too. Thanks to everyone so far. I think the trick is to search by
    >>specific model numbers. If I just say nokia or dual band, I get swamped
    >>by thousands of choices, most irrelevant to me.
    >>
    >>Therefore, please recommend any specific models you happen to like
    >>(light weight, good call quality and battery life, no bells and
    >>whistles, even color screen is optional). If you can think of a really
    >>clever Ebay search string, please let me know, I am very bad at that
    >>sort of thing (pre-computer upbringing I guess)
    >>
    >>Thanks to previous posts, I am already aware of a few models like
    >>Motorola V66, Sony T28/29/66, Nok 8210 .

    >
    >What about a SE T68i triband, colorscreen, long standby time
    >And a low price, here in Holland the sell second hand about 60 euro.


    Perhaps due to the mediocre RF performance. ;-)

    --
    Best regards, HELP FOR CINGULAR GSM & SONY ERICSSON PHONES:
    John Navas <http://navasgrp.home.att.net/#Cingular>



  6. #21
    matt weber
    Guest

    Re: Good gsm dual- /tri-band international models

    On Wed, 11 Aug 2004 17:03:28 GMT, Newbie <[email protected]> wrote:

    >As you know, I am trying to find a cheap phone on Ebay for use during
    >my India trip. So dual means 900/1800 but 900/1800/1900 would be ok
    >too. Thanks to everyone so far. I think the trick is to search by
    >specific model numbers. If I just say nokia or dual band, I get swamped
    >by thousands of choices, most irrelevant to me.
    >
    >Therefore, please recommend any specific models you happen to like
    >(light weight, good call quality and battery life, no bells and
    >whistles, even color screen is optional). If you can think of a really
    >clever Ebay search string, please let me know, I am very bad at that
    >sort of thing (pre-computer upbringing I guess)
    >
    >Thanks to previous posts, I am already aware of a few models like
    >Motorola V66, Sony T28/29/66, Nok 8210 .

    R520m, T68i.
    R520's are quite popular, absolutely bullet proof....



  7. #22
    matt weber
    Guest

    Re: Good gsm dual- /tri-band international models

    On Wed, 11 Aug 2004 17:03:28 GMT, Newbie <[email protected]> wrote:

    >As you know, I am trying to find a cheap phone on Ebay for use during
    >my India trip. So dual means 900/1800 but 900/1800/1900 would be ok
    >too. Thanks to everyone so far. I think the trick is to search by
    >specific model numbers. If I just say nokia or dual band, I get swamped
    >by thousands of choices, most irrelevant to me.
    >
    >Therefore, please recommend any specific models you happen to like
    >(light weight, good call quality and battery life, no bells and
    >whistles, even color screen is optional). If you can think of a really
    >clever Ebay search string, please let me know, I am very bad at that
    >sort of thing (pre-computer upbringing I guess)
    >
    >Thanks to previous posts, I am already aware of a few models like
    >Motorola V66, Sony T28/29/66, Nok 8210 .

    R520m, T68i.
    R520's are quite popular, absolutely bullet proof....



  8. #23
    Stuart Friedman
    Guest

    Re: Good gsm dual- /tri-band international models

    I love my 6310i, but wish that Nokia would release a quadband version of the
    phone.

    Stu

    "Ivor Jones" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    >
    > "Newbie" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    > news:110820041204560443%[email protected]...
    > > As you know, I am trying to find a cheap phone on Ebay for use during
    > > my India trip. So dual means 900/1800 but 900/1800/1900 would be ok
    > > too. Thanks to everyone so far. I think the trick is to search by
    > > specific model numbers. If I just say nokia or dual band, I get swamped
    > > by thousands of choices, most irrelevant to me.
    > >
    > > Therefore, please recommend any specific models you happen to like
    > > (light weight, good call quality and battery life, no bells and
    > > whistles, even color screen is optional). If you can think of a really
    > > clever Ebay search string, please let me know, I am very bad at that
    > > sort of thing (pre-computer upbringing I guess)
    > >
    > > Thanks to previous posts, I am already aware of a few models like
    > > Motorola V66, Sony T28/29/66, Nok 8210 .

    >
    > If you can find one (they have just ceased production so are hard to find
    > new) the Nokia 6310i is hard to beat. 900/1800/1900 tri-band, 17 days
    > standby battery life, excellent call quality, bluetooth, GPRS...
    >
    > Ivor
    >
    >
    >






  9. #24
    Stuart Friedman
    Guest

    Re: Good gsm dual- /tri-band international models

    I love my 6310i, but wish that Nokia would release a quadband version of the
    phone.

    Stu

    "Ivor Jones" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    >
    > "Newbie" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    > news:110820041204560443%[email protected]...
    > > As you know, I am trying to find a cheap phone on Ebay for use during
    > > my India trip. So dual means 900/1800 but 900/1800/1900 would be ok
    > > too. Thanks to everyone so far. I think the trick is to search by
    > > specific model numbers. If I just say nokia or dual band, I get swamped
    > > by thousands of choices, most irrelevant to me.
    > >
    > > Therefore, please recommend any specific models you happen to like
    > > (light weight, good call quality and battery life, no bells and
    > > whistles, even color screen is optional). If you can think of a really
    > > clever Ebay search string, please let me know, I am very bad at that
    > > sort of thing (pre-computer upbringing I guess)
    > >
    > > Thanks to previous posts, I am already aware of a few models like
    > > Motorola V66, Sony T28/29/66, Nok 8210 .

    >
    > If you can find one (they have just ceased production so are hard to find
    > new) the Nokia 6310i is hard to beat. 900/1800/1900 tri-band, 17 days
    > standby battery life, excellent call quality, bluetooth, GPRS...
    >
    > Ivor
    >
    >
    >






  10. #25
    Joseph
    Guest

    Re: Good gsm dual- /tri-band international models

    On Sat, 14 Aug 2004 00:33:10 GMT, "Stuart Friedman" <[email protected]>
    wrote:

    >I love my 6310i, but wish that Nokia would release a quadband version of the
    >phone.


    It ain't gonna happen. The 6310i though a great phone with great
    features is essentially gone unless you can pick up one somewhere.

    >Stu
    >
    >"Ivor Jones" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    >news:[email protected]...
    >>
    >> "Newbie" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    >> news:110820041204560443%[email protected]...
    >> > As you know, I am trying to find a cheap phone on Ebay for use during
    >> > my India trip. So dual means 900/1800 but 900/1800/1900 would be ok
    >> > too. Thanks to everyone so far. I think the trick is to search by
    >> > specific model numbers. If I just say nokia or dual band, I get swamped
    >> > by thousands of choices, most irrelevant to me.
    >> >
    >> > Therefore, please recommend any specific models you happen to like
    >> > (light weight, good call quality and battery life, no bells and
    >> > whistles, even color screen is optional). If you can think of a really
    >> > clever Ebay search string, please let me know, I am very bad at that
    >> > sort of thing (pre-computer upbringing I guess)
    >> >
    >> > Thanks to previous posts, I am already aware of a few models like
    >> > Motorola V66, Sony T28/29/66, Nok 8210 .

    >>
    >> If you can find one (they have just ceased production so are hard to find
    >> new) the Nokia 6310i is hard to beat. 900/1800/1900 tri-band, 17 days
    >> standby battery life, excellent call quality, bluetooth, GPRS...
    >>
    >> Ivor
    >>
    >>
    >>

    >


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