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#40075 24-Aug-2009 17:04
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Hi im thinking of buying a N96 from parallel imports and i am wondering if i buy it will all the functions such as 3G, GPS, WIFI, MMS work?

Also do you guys recommend N86 or N96?

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  #250148 24-Aug-2009 17:06
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Yes all those functions should work no issue



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  #250151 24-Aug-2009 17:08
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Is there any settings i need to upload on the phone?

so n96 or n86?!

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  #250154 24-Aug-2009 17:13
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If the dealer is any good settings should already be on the phone for MMS

No settings required for the others

John



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  #250169 24-Aug-2009 18:38
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I was thinking of expert infotech. They any good?

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  #250171 24-Aug-2009 18:48
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Samslyf3: I was thinking of expert infotech. They any good?


No idea i do not buy mobile phones

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  #250219 24-Aug-2009 21:02
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just 1 more question so DVHB on n96 will also work with a imported n96 from HK?

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  #250223 24-Aug-2009 21:21
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There are no DVB-H transmissions in NZ.




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  #250226 24-Aug-2009 21:22
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What other n96 functions won't work o-o?

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  #250227 24-Aug-2009 21:24
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using a imported handset quite a few Vodafone live functions will not work

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  #250230 24-Aug-2009 21:26
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what bout n96 functions?

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  #250318 25-Aug-2009 11:15
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In all seriousness, does anyone really care about V-Live?

The actual phone functions, TV receiver aside, will all work fine.

As to N85 Vs N96 - the N85 is the better handset. That said the N85 has bad problems with build quality variation, and I know of a number of people who have been through as many as half a dozen to get one that was acceptable (check nokiausers forum for more details).

To be perfectly honest I would go for the N86, which is largely the same, but with better build quality and a better camera. Its only very slightly more expensive than the N96.

EDIT: Just saw the question about e-infotech. I've purchased from them and it was fine, others have had variable experiences (mostly in the customer service department). I'd buy from them again if they had a handset I wanted at a consierably cheaper price-point than somewhere like phonesdirect (which I prefer).




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  #250471 25-Aug-2009 19:07
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i still can't decide which 1 T__T

more opinions pleassse

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  #250476 25-Aug-2009 19:25
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Why not? Spend an extra $30, get the N86 and be happy...




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  #250480 25-Aug-2009 19:34
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but but but n96 has 2.8 screen! .02 larger!!!

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