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#39899 20-Aug-2009 22:58
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I see that the LG 910 watchphone goes on sale in the UK next Thursday on the Orange network.


How long until we get it here in NZ do you reckon?!


It's probably too small to be especially practical, but it is so, so cool!





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  #249466 21-Aug-2009 15:50
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Sonyericsson have had one for ages but it's never been available here.

I think they;d be a bit rubbish to be honest.




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  #249471 21-Aug-2009 15:53
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Very different things. The Sony Ericsson Bluetooth Watch wasn't a Phone Watch.




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  #249473 21-Aug-2009 15:58
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So we think we will get it here?

Very Maxwell Smart, Agent 99 etc!







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#253198 4-Sep-2009 15:01
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I'm in the UK at the moment so will be keeping an eye on the LG watch phone http://www.gsmarena.com/lg_gd910-review-383.php.

It will be so funny to see the first person walking down the road talking to their watch!




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  #253239 4-Sep-2009 16:24
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It sure will!

At least they will be paying 50% of the amount we would pay for the call - and probably got the watchphone free as well though....!!





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  #253241 4-Sep-2009 16:26
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Geektastic: It sure will!

At least they will be paying 50% of the amount we would pay for the call - and probably got the watchphone free as well though....!!


I think you're probably right on that one! Would be interesting to see how much it sells in NZ for.




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  #253248 4-Sep-2009 16:38
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As a Pom, even after 5 years here I feel rorted every time I see my mobile bill - and I never paid for a handset in 15 years before moving here!





 
 
 

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  #253250 4-Sep-2009 16:40
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I'll be home to NZ some time soon and then I'll have that to look forward to!




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  #253253 4-Sep-2009 16:46
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Especially if you have been roaming!!






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  #253254 4-Sep-2009 16:48
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And forgot to turn off your data!!!




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  #253259 4-Sep-2009 16:51
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Owwwww!!

I do wish NZ would join the EU so that they could stop this rorting and get some much-needed discipline and regulation.

I can just imagine that watchphone - you set the alarm and wake up late having pressed the wrong button and called the speaking clock in Indonesia!!!





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  #253268 4-Sep-2009 17:12
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Wow in the UK it's preorder for around the 450 pounds mark!

You'd need some serious techtonic plate movement to join the EU...




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  #253309 4-Sep-2009 19:59
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Not at all. There are islands in the Pacific that are technically part of the EU because they are French!

Also, there is a road bridge in Suva that the EU paid for. Also...Turkey (not really part of mainland Europe) is likely to be in soon.

So I reckon the geographic requirement is already disregarded based on precedent.





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