i got a new phone today!
22 September 2004, 09:34 PM
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Originally Posted by julian N/W wrx my93
a nokia 6230!!!!!!!!
good phone!
good phone!
oh and btw, by dad was given a CD-ROM for this perticular phone and i don't have this phone.
22 September 2004, 09:45 PM
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Hello
I just joined a new company and got one of those: It plays MP3's, and has a built-in FM radio, camera, video, uses MMC for storage, syncronises with Outlook etc..
So you have put a 256mb MMC in and then have some of your MP3 music playing. it's great!
Steve.
I just joined a new company and got one of those: It plays MP3's, and has a built-in FM radio, camera, video, uses MMC for storage, syncronises with Outlook etc..
So you have put a 256mb MMC in and then have some of your MP3 music playing. it's great!
Steve.
22 September 2004, 10:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Dracoro
how much are the 256mb mmc cards?
About £15. Take your pick http://search.ebay.co.uk/mmc-256_W0QQsoloctogZ9
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Originally Posted by boxst
Hello
I just joined a new company and got one of those: It plays MP3's, and has a built-in FM radio, camera, video, uses MMC for storage, syncronises with Outlook etc..
So you have put a 256mb MMC in and then have some of your MP3 music playing. it's great!
Steve.
I just joined a new company and got one of those: It plays MP3's, and has a built-in FM radio, camera, video, uses MMC for storage, syncronises with Outlook etc..
So you have put a 256mb MMC in and then have some of your MP3 music playing. it's great!
Steve.
23 September 2004, 10:01 AM
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got mine a couple of months ago - still getting used to all the features (inc. Bluetooth in the car); good headset for fm radio and mp3,
plus good lap timing feature when you're down the racetrack
http://homepages.paradise.net.nz/phi...tuff%20(5).jpg (alright, so I can't afford a proper set of race overalls).
and u can take photos of people, add them to the contacts list and their piccie comes up when they phone - which is good when u can't read the number display cos of its size.
plus good lap timing feature when you're down the racetrack
http://homepages.paradise.net.nz/phi...tuff%20(5).jpg (alright, so I can't afford a proper set of race overalls).
and u can take photos of people, add them to the contacts list and their piccie comes up when they phone - which is good when u can't read the number display cos of its size.
23 September 2004, 12:09 PM
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It must just be me then that thinks anything other that a clamshell design phone looks completely and utterly poo.
Good features though, even if a Morrissons supermarket bag would compliment it's exterior finish.
Good features though, even if a Morrissons supermarket bag would compliment it's exterior finish.
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23 September 2004, 12:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Spoon
It must just be me then that thinks anything other that a clamshell design phone looks completely and utterly poo.
I've just got a 6230 too, took me all weekend to digest the instruction book, but now I'm quite happily Bluetoothing MP3s across to it and using the camera in a variety of illegal situations, its great.
Still waiting for the Nokia HS-4W bluetooth headset though ...
23 September 2004, 12:41 PM
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Break!!! Having owned all manner of flip designed phones since the very first to be introduced, I've not had one break on me.
Nor have I once inadvertently dialled a number with an exposed keypad, bet you can't say that.
Nor have I once inadvertently dialled a number with an exposed keypad, bet you can't say that.
23 September 2004, 12:49 PM
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flip phones=female 
I was assured i would have one of the first 6230s available on orange. That never materialised-it finally arrived this morning.Top phone
I was assured i would have one of the first 6230s available on orange. That never materialised-it finally arrived this morning.Top phone
23 September 2004, 01:00 PM
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Hello
I like flip-phones as well. I always liked my "old" Motorola 3689 (the one that looked like a tortoise!).
The Nokia is good though, the problem is that nice big exposed screen gets scratched in my pocket. It doesn't randomly dial numbers as the keypad can be locked.
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I like flip-phones as well. I always liked my "old" Motorola 3689 (the one that looked like a tortoise!).
The Nokia is good though, the problem is that nice big exposed screen gets scratched in my pocket. It doesn't randomly dial numbers as the keypad can be locked.
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23 September 2004, 01:16 PM
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Originally Posted by MJW
Hmm, I'm of the reverse opinion - clamshell phones suck ! Anything that can break, will break. Less moving parts the better
I've just got a 6230 too, took me all weekend to digest the instruction book, but now I'm quite happily Bluetoothing MP3s across to it and using the camera in a variety of illegal situations, its great.
Still waiting for the Nokia HS-4W bluetooth headset though ...
I've just got a 6230 too, took me all weekend to digest the instruction book, but now I'm quite happily Bluetoothing MP3s across to it and using the camera in a variety of illegal situations, its great.
Still waiting for the Nokia HS-4W bluetooth headset though ...
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23 September 2004, 01:19 PM
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Originally Posted by boxst
Hello
I like flip-phones as well. I always liked my "old" Motorola 3689 (the one that looked like a tortoise!).
The Nokia is good though, the problem is that nice big exposed screen gets scratched in my pocket. It doesn't randomly dial numbers as the keypad can be locked.
Steve.
I like flip-phones as well. I always liked my "old" Motorola 3689 (the one that looked like a tortoise!).
The Nokia is good though, the problem is that nice big exposed screen gets scratched in my pocket. It doesn't randomly dial numbers as the keypad can be locked.
Steve.
Oh but locking the keypad to prevent wayward dialling, what a chore.
Freak- I agree, they have helped pull a good few females.
23 September 2004, 01:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Dracoro
Far less of a chore than to open and close a flip top! 
I'm sure you can shake and tilt your wrist, which is all it takes. Oh and you're not even required to press a button to answer.
Are you?
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