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who makes high-end cellphone?
- Thread starter dhkkim
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Zucarita9000
Golden Member
Samsung, Sony Ericsson, Motorola. Any high-end model from those manufaturers are nice.
MatthewF01
Senior member
Sony Ericsson S700i, period 😉
AWESOME cam 🙂
flowers pic
heron pic
kittie pic
yea great 1.3mp cam, bluetooth support (and NOT crippled like *some* phones), mp3/mp4 playback, video capability, FM radio, memory stick duo, HUUUGE 320x240 screen, and so on.
always a great phone
AWESOME cam 🙂
flowers pic
heron pic
kittie pic
yea great 1.3mp cam, bluetooth support (and NOT crippled like *some* phones), mp3/mp4 playback, video capability, FM radio, memory stick duo, HUUUGE 320x240 screen, and so on.
always a great phone
TomKazansky
Golden Member
nokia 8890 is the best phone ever. Even the new ones are inferior to it in many areas.
S700i would be perfect, except the pictures you take with it have to be in full flood light situation (IE: outside, daylight, in summer kind of thing). Had one for awhile, and it was bit too bulky and difficult to use, as well SLOW (GUI, software, Bluetooth).
If it had a flash on a it (Like a real camera flash, not the diode), I would suck up all the bad about it and worship it.
If it had a flash on a it (Like a real camera flash, not the diode), I would suck up all the bad about it and worship it.
saltedeggman
Diamond Member
SHARP 🙂
MatthewF01
Senior member
i recently got the sony ericsson z600, and although not that high end, it's nice enough...
i'm not sure about bluetooth on other phones, but basically this phone lets you do file transfer from pc to phone, so i can transfer regular midi files to the phone and use as ringtones (and avoid having to download ringtones through the phone's "internet" and pay the provider a few bucks each time). and it comes with this little utlility that lets you take any pic on your pc and resize for the camera's display so you can use it as a wallpaper. you could easily do this by just resizing a pic to the pixels of the display, but it's still a nice little program.
and last but not least, bluetooth even lets me sync the phone's adress book with outlook (and therefore also my pda) and so i didnt have to retype any numbers, and whenever i need enter a new contact info, i just type it into the pc with an actual keyboard and sync my phone.
anyway, all this just to say that although i haven't been impressed with sony for the last half-decade, and i've been avoiding their products as much as possible, their phones seem to be really nice.
i'm not sure about bluetooth on other phones, but basically this phone lets you do file transfer from pc to phone, so i can transfer regular midi files to the phone and use as ringtones (and avoid having to download ringtones through the phone's "internet" and pay the provider a few bucks each time). and it comes with this little utlility that lets you take any pic on your pc and resize for the camera's display so you can use it as a wallpaper. you could easily do this by just resizing a pic to the pixels of the display, but it's still a nice little program.
and last but not least, bluetooth even lets me sync the phone's adress book with outlook (and therefore also my pda) and so i didnt have to retype any numbers, and whenever i need enter a new contact info, i just type it into the pc with an actual keyboard and sync my phone.
anyway, all this just to say that although i haven't been impressed with sony for the last half-decade, and i've been avoiding their products as much as possible, their phones seem to be really nice.
MatthewF01
Senior member
Im glad youve realized the advantages of Bluetooth...
Ive had a SE T68i, T610, K700i, and S700i, ALL of them Bluetooth-enabled, and Ill never buy a phone that doesnt have it. TOTAL waste to NOT...youd have to use SLOW IR if it even has THAT, otherwise like you said you have to use expensive WAP or MMS to get things on and off the phone. I LOVE MY BLUETOOTH! If anyone has a BT phone, buy a $20 USB BT adapter and try it out...
Keyvan, try this program out:
http://fma.sourceforge.net/
It runs over your bluetooth connection, basically its like the total package for sync, file transfer, its AWESOME. COMPLETE management of the phone over BT. Theres even scripts that can be uploaded to the phone to act as a PC remote control.
I think its Ericsson that makes these phones so great...they made great phones before Sony came along, so now they have the financial support and technical innovation of Sony with the great mobile designs of Ericsson. great match
dhkkim, I took the heron picture here at school, Georgia Southern University. Next to one of our dining halls there is a small manmade 'lake' (not big enough to be deserving of such a title though), and theres a bunch of ducks, this heron, and a few rabbits that live there. Managed to sneak up on it and snap one!
shortylickens
No Lifer
Just about everybody makes at least one model that is far above the rest of their stuff.
Motorola has the Razr for example.
Look for phones with Windows Mobile 2003. They're like a PDA and phone. And you'll pay for both.
Just go to the service providers and arrange the phones by price. You'll find the one with the most features at the end. Although they may not have the best transmitters or batteries.
My Nokia 3300 came with a 64MB SD card and plays mp3's.
Motorola has the Razr for example.
Look for phones with Windows Mobile 2003. They're like a PDA and phone. And you'll pay for both.
Just go to the service providers and arrange the phones by price. You'll find the one with the most features at the end. Although they may not have the best transmitters or batteries.
My Nokia 3300 came with a 64MB SD card and plays mp3's.
This is what the original poster asked:
Cheap doesn't coexist with high end. Seriously though, if you have ever used a bluetooth headset on a windows cell phone such as the 220, you wouldn't even consider anything less. Contrary to a previous poster's comment, this phone costs more and is much more functional than the razar, though not as pretty. Comparatively, a headset is a deal.
sniperruff
Lifer
the audiovox is cheap and is pretty nice. it is free with a 1-yr sub now. and yes cheap never means high end.
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