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#85873 27-Jun-2011 16:31
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Any suggestions for a small (smaller the better) handset that can listen to streaming 96kb/s MP3 Audio?  Streaming AAC+ support would be a huge plus too, but not 100% necessary.  Oh and ability to plug in standard audio 3.5mm headset.

Couldn't care less which carrier.  Don't care for touch screen or anything.  Don't care if it can/can't make phonecalls. Don't care about texting. Don't want Bluetooth, Wifi, HSPA etc.  Just enough 3G grunt to do 96kbps audio.

AND CHEAP! (of course)

Basically a Mobile Radio.  Does such a thing exist?

Many thanks!




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  #486498 27-Jun-2011 16:50
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Why would you want to stream it? youd have to have a huge data plan...




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  #486502 27-Jun-2011 16:57
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CdTDroiD: Why would you want to stream it? youd have to have a huge data plan...


I just want to discuss a phone thanks! Not data plans.

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  #486505 27-Jun-2011 17:04
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lol no need to get emotional just checking. Nokia n95 will do it




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  #486552 27-Jun-2011 19:25
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CdTDroiD: lol no need to get emotional just checking. Nokia n95 will do it


Didn't mean to get emotional, just sick of people asking questions only to have 20 people all pile on going "Why would you want to do that?" "What a stupid/silly/dumb idea" etc.

N95 is a viable option, but I was after something quite a bit smaller.  I actually have an old SonyEricsson P1i, but it doesn't have a proper headphone jack.

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  #486575 27-Jun-2011 20:29
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Im not sure how much the alternatives are, so im not sure if this is a cheap option, but the vodafone 845 (android 2.1) will do what you want and can be had for ~$150 new, or much less 2nd hand on tradme

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  #486576 27-Jun-2011 20:32
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nickb800: Im not sure how much the alternatives are, so im not sure if this is a cheap option, but the vodafone 845 (android 2.1) will do what you want and can be had for ~$150 new, or much less 2nd hand on tradme


I think we might have a winner! This looks awesome, exactly what I was after. Thanks!

If anyone else has anymore suggestions, please do make them though :)




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  #486578 27-Jun-2011 20:36
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Likewise the ideos U8150 is small, cheap and cheerful and can be had secondhand for under $150

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