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lchiu7

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#16749 26-Oct-2007 07:40
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Attending the CTIA WirelessI and Entertainment conference in San Francisco and came across some really advanced new Windows Mobile phones.  From my point of view the most feature rich is the HTC Kaiser (which is branded HTC Tilt by AT&T because of the tilt keyboard).  It's the first Windows Mobile phone I have seen with a 3Mp camera in it (I currently use a SE K800i and find the 3Mp camera very useful).

Clearly can't purchase it from AT&T since it would be locked and available only on plans but it's available here

http://www.egadgetdepot.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=106

I wonder if Vodafone will ever bring the phone in. I find their selection of smartphones for corporate use somewhat limiting if you don't want to use Blackberry

Larry




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stevonz
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#92488 26-Oct-2007 08:22
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VERY nice!  I want one!!!



lchiu7

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  #92493 26-Oct-2007 08:49
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Get one here

http://www.mobileplanet.com/p.aspx?i=151727&sbadd=151727

Price is $800(US) plus another $99(US) shipping. That makes is about $900(US) or about $1200(NZ) at today's rates. THere is a guy selling one on Trademe for $1530 so you would be saving on that.

Expensive for a phone but I think much fuller featured than the iMate JasJam which Vodafone sell for $1599 with only a 2Mp camera




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