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The World Thinnest GSM Handset!!! Picture Review
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Posted by: Paul Matt

The World Thinnest GSM Phone

It is Haier H3633, 12.6mm thin

Let Enjoy it

Posted by: SharpST77

wow..thin..but the phone is plain..no features..and no tri-band..eh...oh well

Posted by: ~BabyPants~

holy thinness Batman!

Posted by: ace_pettersson

What about this phone?

Less than 10 mm thick!!

Or their upgraded dual mode version

Less than 12 mm thick!!

Granted they are CDMA though with no need for SIM card and holder...

Posted by: fastmx5miata

is this to say that a sim card is a disadvantage? Riiiiiiiiiiiiight.

Posted by: ace_pettersson

SIM cards have their advantages for sure...

But using them means a little more space is needed for the card with holder...

CDMA will probably start coming with their version of SIM cards (RUIM) in the next few years...

Posted by: OwenX

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Originally posted by ace_pettersson
What about this phone?

Less than 10 mm thick!!

Or their upgraded dual mode version

Less than 12 mm thick!!

Granted they are CDMA though with no need for SIM card and holder...

This must be the dumbest phone ever. They went through all this effort to make the phone slim, and then they slapped on this ridiculous antenna sticking out over an inch in an awkward direction. What's the point, then?

--Owen

Posted by: wirelessjay

also its with Sprint. That alone already kills the phones image

Posted by: YourMom

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Originally posted by ace_pettersson
SIM cards have their advantages for sure...

But using them means a little more space is needed for the card with holder...

CDMA will probably start coming with their version of SIM cards (RUIM) in the next few years...

The Sanyo SCP-6000 is based on an iMode handset. This iMode handset uses a SIM card. So it is unlikely that a SIM contributes to the thinkness of a handset.

Posted by: ImmerStark

you do not use internal antennas in cdma phones.
all internal antennas force phones and bs to transmist at higher power levels than necessary, this only affects battery life in a tdma/gsm phone. but in a cdma system it needlesly wastes capacity and increses the fer to an unacceptable level. i own the sanyo 6200, and it is an awsome phone, don't knock it just because you are jealous.

Posted by: Shaun_FreSh

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Originally posted by YourMom

The Sanyo SCP-6000 is based on an iMode handset. This iMode handset uses a SIM card. So it is unlikely that a SIM contributes to the thinkness of a handset.

ermmm...i own a SCP-6000, and i dont need a sim card.

Posted by: Accord_Type_R

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Originally posted by Shaun_FreSh

ermmm...i own a SCP-6000, and i dont need a sim card.

It was stated it is "based" on an iMode, not an actual one

Posted by: BB88

LOL, let's get back to our old (but never offically released) GSM Motorola Card Phone

http://www.threegmobile.net/gallery...reditcardphone/

5mm, beat it![

Posted by: YourMom

Now that's cool. Imagine if you could slide your phone into your wallet? Sweet...

Posted by: c/m

yeah but u have to take ur wallet out and answer phone call.
while u are doing that...ppl well jack ur wallet and run away from u

well i thought the Konka7899 is the thinnest GSM phone

Posted by: Accord_Type_R

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Originally posted by Team Ayu
yeah but u have to take ur wallet out and answer phone call.
while u are doing that...ppl well jack ur wallet and run away from u

well i thought the Konka7899 is the thinnest GSM phone

At least you have your phone ready to call the cops LOL