TX-130 missing miniSD card slot

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samsam

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#6169 1-Jan-2006 23:25

On Curitel/Pantech website the TX-130 is said to feature a miniSD card slot, while the ones sold in here by telecom have no sign of one. Do telecom have control over the features of phones?

http://www.curitel.com/english/product/cdma/TX-130C.asp

tonyhughes

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#25606 2-Jan-2006 15:28

Carriers can control some aspects of phone features, but not all.
Telecom has recently embraced memory card phones, so i doubt they had a hand in removing it from the 130c here...

cat-mince

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#25617 2-Jan-2006 22:04

It's also said to do long Video Recording when it doesn't.

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