New Sanyo flip, 7500?

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arthman

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#5890 6-Dec-2005 18:46

Hopefully this baby comes out soon, txt without opening the flip!

arthman

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#24303 6-Dec-2005 19:03

http://sanyo7500ismean.iwarp.com/

This site has an image of it!

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#24309 6-Dec-2005 20:20

Or you could check here for pictures of a real 7500. Which by the way you cannot text with the fold closed.

arthman

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#24310 6-Dec-2005 20:31

whadaya recon about my txt without opening idea though, you use the scroll keys to get through the sub lcd menus and you can reply to txts and listen to mp3s, it's partly been done before

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#24311 6-Dec-2005 20:49

why not just get something without a flip?

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#24313 6-Dec-2005 21:25

arthman: whadaya recon about my txt without opening idea though, you use the scroll keys to get through the sub lcd menus and you can reply to txts and listen to mp3s, it's partly been done before

Ah so this was a picture of a fantasy phone? Having all those button ons the outside kind of defeats the purpose of having a flip phone. What you would essentially have is two phones then, for all the functions you would need to do that. Would be easier having a 'candybar' phone and use the higher quality bigger screen. Although in saying that the 7500 has two 262k colour screens.

A simple idea i wouldnt mind for flip phones is just the ability to read texts on the outside screen. My nokia 6255 says "1 Message Received" it would be handy to be able to just push the memo button on side to read and use the volume keys to scroll for instance. Just a thought

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#24321 6-Dec-2005 23:16

That was my origional plan but I took it too far

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#24335 7-Dec-2005 08:36

I have had phones in the past that would display the text on the outside screen - i just forget the make/model at the moment...

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#24370 7-Dec-2005 12:11

hmmm. why not text to speech it and play back though the bluetooth headset? :-)
actually, why can't my PDA do that for me?

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#24380 7-Dec-2005 14:43

Sanyo 7400 can text to speech contact names and read them out when they ring/text, its a pity they didnt do the same for actual whole text messages...

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#24669 13-Dec-2005 13:25

They should have given the 7400 a app like "simpletext" on mac, where you type and then it gets read out, you coud have voices to choose from and set them as message allerts and ringtones

Cheapskatenz

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#25113 21-Dec-2005 18:59

Hey.
Had a look on the sanyo site at this and its not much of a step up from 7400.
Still no blutooth.
The mp3 player does play them but it does not have a external slot for a card so you only have internal memory which isnt much at all.
And smaller External Lcd screen and internal screen same size.
Same rubber finish but faceplates arnt as good so you may get allot more scratches on front.
And if it does come out in nz it will be at a price because the 8300 is sitting at 499.00 currently, so dont keep your hopes up for it being some sorta miracle.
The one thing which will be kool if available to download off network is the changable themes on the phone. (shown on the sanyo site)

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#25275 23-Dec-2005 21:48

Not much different from a 7400? I think it is!

1.3MP camera with Macro feature
Music Downloads
260K screen
And EVDO - very cool for streaming video and wap

Everything that rocks about the 7400 and more!

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#25277 23-Dec-2005 22:17

evdo support sounds intresting but i'll will definately stay with my nokia 6255.