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  #3073 28-Jan-2004 19:20
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I don't know what Sony Ericsson's policy is but you might be surprised at how many well established manufacturers do not offer international warranties with their products.

When I worked in retail, I once tried to sell an HP printer to a young English couple who intended to eventually take it home with them. I was fairly sure that HP would offer an international warranty, but I told the customers that I would double check because I didn't want to sell the machine to them on false pretences. As it turned out, the sales rep from HP advised me that the warranty on most of their consumer products was only valid in the country of purchase. I understand that others have had similar experiences when purchasing other electronic and camera products.



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  #3093 29-Jan-2004 16:20
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Yeah thats probably the case, its so that everyone doesn't go and order them from overseas at much lower prices... blah blah blah...

Still, everyone keep nagging and hopefully they'll change their minds.

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#3170 2-Feb-2004 18:05
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Good news then - just got an e-mail from my contacts with Sony Ericsson New Zealand and he confirmed they have plans to launch both the black and white versions of the T630!




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  #3172 2-Feb-2004 19:31
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if thats true we're the only country that's getting two, everyone's got white and t-mobile has black.

anyway, I want to sell my t630, anyone interested in getting one early? I've loaded about 15 mophun games on it and some extra themes..

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  #3173 2-Feb-2004 21:01
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Good News

I'll get confirmation...

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#3194 3-Feb-2004 12:27
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Here's an e-mail for you guys to read. Apparently they can't confirm until AFTER the release ??? :S Have replied to ask them what they mean.

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Dear Sir or Madam,

Thank you for contacting the Sony Ericsson Customer Care Center.

Answer:
Peter,
We are considering releasing the white T630, but I am unable to confirm it. We will not be sure until they are released.

Best Regards,
Jonathan Scrivin
Sony Ericsson Customer Care Center
Email: questions.nz@support.sonyericsson.com

Please contact us again if we can be of further assistance and visit our website at http://www.sonyericsson.com for more
information and support on our products.

Question:
Subject: T630 Colours
I recently contacted you concerning the fact that
only the black T630 would be released here in New
Zealand.

A friend just told me that he received a message
from you saying that you have decidedr to release
both the black and white version.

If this is true it would be great news. Can you
confirm this for me?



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  #3195 3-Feb-2004 12:30
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Peter, I can't open the name here, but my confirmation came from the person in charge of marketing for this product, not from CSR. And it came to me without I having to ask anything. It was an e-mail about something else, and the T630 comment was just inserted into the sequence. He's probably looking at this thread.




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  #3200 3-Feb-2004 18:53
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No that's fine, I believe you we just don't have any official confirmation yet. I hope we DO get the white version. :)

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  #3201 3-Feb-2004 19:10
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I dont, thats just gonna make it even harder to sell mine

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#3215 4-Feb-2004 08:56
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Why are you trying to sell your T630 ?? Is there something wrong with it ;)

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  #3218 4-Feb-2004 09:40
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no, its just not enough for me, I'm moving onto symbian

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#3406 10-Feb-2004 09:27
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For anyone thats interested the possible successor to the T630 has been shown on a Sony Ericsson TV advertisement.

Check out www.clubsonyericsson.com (look for it on the opening page), download the video file and watch at about the 1:03min mark. Enjoy.


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  #3407 10-Feb-2004 10:14
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where did you find it? I couldnt find it, but on the news it said this:
We hereby notify and inform you that the video as such and the information contained in the video do constitute business secrets of Sony Ericsson. We additionally inform you that the video has only been published by violating secrecy and non-disclosure agreements. This means that any further disclosure of such video is illegal and represents unfair competition. In addition to that the video is under copyright protection and Sony Ericsson does not want it to be further spread. For these reasons we have to urge upon you to immediately, but in any case not later than today, February 9, 2004, 3.00 p.m. refrain from showing the video and any corresponding information on your web site. Sony Ericsson.

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  #3408 10-Feb-2004 10:20
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It was in the news yesterday. Sony Ericsson released a video that at certain point showed the T650. It was a slip, like the one they did with the P900. My guess is that they do this to hype the market...

Now the video is "off limits" again.




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  #3409 10-Feb-2004 10:24
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really? is there a screenshot anywhere?

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