Best phone for Business???

Geoff <[email protected]> wrote:

>>>The Nokia 6310i is pretty much the de facto standard business phone.

>> In Norway the 6610 (and now probably the 6610i) has started to take
>> over as the 6310i is not available anymore (too bad really) :-(

>I use a 6100 for business. I don't need bluetooth or a car kit. It's
>small, rf sensitive, triband, loud audio, speaker if you need it and has
>great battery life. And if you want to attach a camera or FM plugin you
>can, but you don't have to.

I also have the 6100 and have the Nokia car kit for mine, the cradle
for which is smaller and neater than the kit for the 6310.

I think the 6310i is still a better choice for business than the 6100
(or 6610 for that matter) because most car manufacturers factory
fitted kits are for the 6310i and it supports BlueTooth, which most
manufacturers are moving to so it's easier for company car owners than
getting kits dealer fitted as well as supporting wireless headsets.

Personally I find the 6310i a bit large and heavy compared to more
modern phones but most of the newer equivalent models are a
compromise. I don't think Nokia have properly considered business
users when launching recent phones.

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Paul Hopwood skrev:

> I also have the 6100 and have the Nokia car kit for mine, the cradle
> for which is smaller and neater than the kit for the 6310.

But no real antenna connector, right. The cradle sort of "holds" round
the top of the phone to "catch" the antenna signals in the air :-)

Can't be as good as a real antenna connector can it. Must give poorer
signal and lots of radio-leaks to the inside of the car, or....

> (or 6610 for that matter) because most car manufacturers factory
> fitted kits are for the 6310i and it supports BlueTooth, which most

But, "real soon now" it will be absolutly impossible to new 6310i's

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