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Topic # 8763 28-Jul-2006 09:37
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http://www.stuff.co.nz/stuff/0,2106,3745641a28,00.html

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  Reply # 42656 28-Jul-2006 09:47
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there are more (new) Motorola phones announced just few days ago. Check out GZ's article [Motorola Introduces New Mobile Devices].




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Reply # 42661 28-Jul-2006 10:02
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And how is this relevant to New Zealand? I mean, Stuff talks about the phone, which is for emerging markets (India, Brazil) and may not be available in this country.

They fail to mention the other models (covered in our article) which are HSDPA and CDMA EVDO compatible...




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  Reply # 42666 28-Jul-2006 10:17
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Posted more for interest and the Bigger Picture story




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  Reply # 42667 28-Jul-2006 10:21
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Psychrn i think MF is getting at stuff, for just posting anything and everything (including a spelling error), without checking its relevancy to their readers, who for the large part, probably dont care about low end phones for india.







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Reply # 42670 28-Jul-2006 10:27
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Exactly. Why did they leave behind the other phones, including the HSDPA which is all the rage at the moment, seeing that Vodafone is almost launching their HSDPA network here in New Zealand, but put emphasis on a model that doesn't even connect to the Internet?




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  Reply # 42674 28-Jul-2006 10:30
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I think we can stuff Stuff and NZ Herald all together too. hehe...




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