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  1. #1
    Customer of Plusnet
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    Hey everyone

    I have a bit of an issue here! Which phone should I go for? I've been
    lusting after the 6230 for a long while now, but now the local O2 store has
    them in stock (and just 3 weeks to go until I can upgrade), a friend showed
    me her new 7610!

    I know there is a sacrifice in size, and I'd probably have to wait a while
    for the 7610 to be made available to me as an O2 Online customer (or can I
    upgrade to any phone that a high street O2 shop offers?), but in your eyes,
    what phone would swing it for you?

    Comparing them on the website, it looks as tho it's only the camera that's
    majorly different, or am I missing something?

    Thanks in advance
    Matt





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  2. #2
    Andrew Fenton
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    Re: Upgrade Dillemma:: 6230 vs 7610


    "Customer of Plusnet" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > Comparing them on the website, it looks as tho it's only the camera that's
    > majorly different, or am I missing something?


    I believe the latter uses reduced-size mmc (RSMMC), which are currently very
    overpriced.





  3. #3
    gwyn
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    Re: Upgrade Dillemma:: 6230 vs 7610

    On Tue, 6 Jul 2004 23:34:08 +0000 (UTC), "Customer of Plusnet"
    <[email protected]> wrote:

    >Comparing them on the website, it looks as tho it's only the camera that's
    >majorly different, or am I missing something?


    The camera won't be an issue when the 6230i comes out as thats gonna
    be a megapixel one too. I would wait till August for this little
    beauty to come on the market now.
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  4. #4
    laurie dunkley
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    Re: Upgrade Dillemma:: 6230 vs 7610


    > snip
    > The camera won't be an issue when the 6230i comes out as thats gonna
    > be a megapixel one too. I would wait till August for this little
    > beauty to come on the market now.
    > --
    >

    6230i - doesn't even feature on the Nokia website, yet. Where are the
    details

    laurie





  5. #5
    Gav
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    Re: Upgrade Dillemma:: 6230 vs 7610

    On Tue, 6 Jul 2004 23:34:08 +0000 (UTC), "Customer of Plusnet"
    <[email protected]> wrote:

    >Hey everyone
    >
    >I have a bit of an issue here! Which phone should I go for? I've been
    >lusting after the 6230 for a long while now, but now the local O2 store has
    >them in stock (and just 3 weeks to go until I can upgrade), a friend showed
    >me her new 7610!
    >
    >I know there is a sacrifice in size, and I'd probably have to wait a while
    >for the 7610 to be made available to me as an O2 Online customer (or can I
    >upgrade to any phone that a high street O2 shop offers?), but in your eyes,
    >what phone would swing it for you?
    >
    >Comparing them on the website, it looks as tho it's only the camera that's
    >majorly different, or am I missing something?


    Well I own a 6230 and have only played with a 7610 in a shop so I
    can't give a definitive answer about which is better long-term, but I
    don't regret having gone for the 6230. It's way more compact, is
    loaded with features and has a good battery life.

    The 7610 was one of the smallest 'smartphones' I've seen but it's
    still quite a bit bigger than the 6230. It also has a horrible
    'fashion' keyboard. I don't know what they were thinking. Battery
    life is likely to be on a par with the other Series 60 Nokias. ie. 2
    days though you do get a pretty functional PDA ability with Symbian.
    It would be nice to have the megapixel camera though.


    Gav




  6. #6
    Romulus Marius Mare
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    Re: Upgrade Dillemma:: 6230 vs 7610


    >
    > Well I own a 6230 and have only played with a 7610 in a shop so I
    > can't give a definitive answer about which is better long-term, but I
    > don't regret having gone for the 6230. It's way more compact, is
    > loaded with features and has a good battery life.
    >


    I agree with everything you said, however what means "good battery life".
    Without too much talking (in the range of 30-40 minutes), I couldn't get
    over 40-44 hours, from charge to charge.





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