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#2773 18-Nov-2004 00:10
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I want to purchase new mobile. My budget is upto 10 to 12000. My phone features should be it should have GPRS, Camera, resolution shud be good, fancy looking and easy to use.
What u people suggest? For which handset i shud go for and as well as for which service. Please suggest?

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#10276 18-Nov-2004 06:12
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It would help if you could tell us where you're located...




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  #10287 18-Nov-2004 18:34
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hey if i was you then i would go for the new nokia 7610 or the sony ericsson s700i both exellent phones with camera great resolution etc

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  #10288 18-Nov-2004 18:42
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go to this site for nokia 7610 excellent review

http://www.mobile-review.com/review/nokia-7610-en.shtml

and this site for sony ericsson s700i excellent review

http://www.mobile-review.com/review/sonyericsson-s700-en.shtml


both sites also have a link to pages where u can download videos and pics taken buy the cameras of each phone
this should help u



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  #10289 18-Nov-2004 19:29
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Why does it have to have GPRS?

If it doesn't have to have GPRS then obviously I'm gonna recommend the new Harrier.

Since its fast, has a camera, records video, runs PocketPc 2003se, is on a much faster network than Voda's GPRS, has better coverage, better support!




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  #10290 18-Nov-2004 19:31
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yes they both have gprs

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  #10339 21-Nov-2004 10:58
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If you live in New Zealand and would want to go with telecom I might suggest the sanyo 8100 if you live in nz that costs less than 700.00. I don't remember how much it is but it is definitly a must get phone. It has awesome camera, better games like splinter cell: Pandorra Tomorrow, the italian job plus allot more awesome games. That phone is the best at taking photo's. The one that I have, the hyundai tx-95c is not the greatest at taking photo's because it isn't that great so i hope you live in new zealand because all the info is about the phone in new zealand




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  #10347 21-Nov-2004 22:22
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The Sanyo 8100 is not available at present. Its last price in NZ was $499 RRP. It should be available again sometime in December.

The Hyundai TX95c has been superseded by the TX115c







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  #11909 17-Jan-2005 22:57
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My vote goes to the Motorola RAVR V3 or nokia 6630 - both excellent - yes the 7610 is good. Also if you don't want a camera but want teh best functionality at teh cheapest price buy an N-gage QD.




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  #11961 19-Jan-2005 15:50
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I have an Alcatel One Touch 565 for $350 it's an excellent phone. for a 0.3 megapixel Camera it's fantastic! It has GPRS any everything else you specified.




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