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Sanyo 8100 vs Hyundai TX115c
mattyh
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1-Dec-2004 10:16
I am currently looking around for a new phone and these two take my interest. What are the pros and cons of each? and which is better overall?
mattyh
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#10576
2-Dec-2004 15:08
No ideas anyone?
cat-mince
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Master Geek
#10579
2-Dec-2004 15:17
Ah all i know is the Hyundai has a better Camera.
I like cats... they taste like Chicken
Tellmeaboutit
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#10590
2-Dec-2004 18:30
The Sanyo 8100 wins over the Hyundaitx115c.
The screen looks WAY better, colours actually look normal.
The Sanyo 8100 audio gearboxdoes what the Hyundai does, but the Sanyo speaker sounds better.
There are more Java games for the 8100 than the 115c, and the 8100 has a much gruntier Java game egine thing going on.
Look for discussions on this forum around the Sanyo 7400. The 7400 is nifty.
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