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Originally Posted by phantom45f
I have the v903sh. why do you think it is so good in North america? I can see when the service providers come out with 3G services, but now !!!!! I have lived in japan and australia (when I can use the great services), but in North America why is there so much talk?????? This phone is bigger than many phones (lets say a Nokia 6230i, which plays MP3's not ACC files, and has email support, T9, and has a 1.3 MP camera, which the JAP firmware doesnt support, and when all the beta unlocked firmware has many faults.) The 903 has useless features in North America, Yeah, it looks good, but you know what, for the price everyone is paying for this phone at the moment, you can get many phones much cheaper (maybe even free) with the same features, aside from the camera and resolution....it doesnt even support EDGE... I think this phone is great..... when you can utilize it........ WHAT DO YOU THINK? (I think you can get a much smaller phone for free, with better features in NA and a better form factor, say the Nokia 6230i, that is much smaller than then 903, and a 3.2MP Digital camera for under US$200, so in total much cheaper with better pics.) You are not going to be able to utilze the features ever in the in North America, unless you pay to get your phone flashed (when Verizon, or Cingular, or T-Mobile come out with services that the phone can support), but at that time i am sure they will have better phones in Japan!!! But if you want to be ahead of the game and show off, then this is the phone for you...............
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Originally Posted by echau
my only downside is that it lacks 850 otherwise it's well worth the money
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Originally Posted by phantom45f
I have the phone and think it is well worth it, I was just ranting that it is out of its league here in North America. I love the features it has, especially when you can use them, especially not havign to carry around a camera and being able to snap shots where ever. I wish that it had some of the features that some of the NA carrier offered phones have, such as EDGE. I love the look and size doesnt matter to me (as long as its not huge) especially when the screen is great.
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Originally Posted by echau
my only downside is that it lacks 850 otherwise it's well worth the money
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Originally Posted by echau
i'm not saying that lack of 850 makes it bad...i just think it would be better.
but of course...that just depends on where you live...some areas have better service with the 1900 band... |
), it would cost at least 600 EUR (700 USD). So, I don't care if it's a bit overkill right now (Belgium is 100% GSM - only one of the three telco's has recently started rolling out 3G) - I'd never get that much phone for that little money !
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Originally Posted by phantom45f
I have the phone and think it is well worth it, I was just ranting that it is out of its league here in North America. I wish that it had some of the features that some of the NA carrier offered phones have, such as EDGE. .
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Originally Posted by yis903unposubl
一月に私は日本へ帰る。そして、903はべんりですね?
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Originally Posted by totaltoanage
Not many ppl care for 3G here in America, sure it would be nice but I for one dont need it. I only bought this cause i wanted to upgrade from my 902 and have an awesome camera, watch movies/anime on the go, and listening to mp3s all in one.
uhhhh Tmobile has EDGE and Cingular is planning to release 3G within a 6 month radius, Tmo should follow. Thats what i heard, could be wrong. |
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Originally Posted by Kevbodian
そうだよ。もう決まってるぞ。ロームかVodaのシムでも使えるけ。
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Originally Posted by volcompunk
You guys are forgetting one thing. WE ARE NOT SUPPOSE TO HAVE THIS PHONE. That's why it doesn't have all the cozy little US and Canadian features we love so much, (which in reality are a way of getting us to forget that we SUCK and only have the worst phones available to us and the worst service.). If you are complaining that this 3G phone isn't specially tailored to suit the american or canadian market than you are just being ridiculous, this phone wasn't made for us it was made for the japanese, european and chinese markets. Stop complaining that the phone lacks "the best in the united states and canada" in terms of features because basically the lack of them gets overruled by the abundance of features not present in ALL of U.S. and Canadian phones now on the market. (i.e. mobile video watching, .ASF Video recording capabilities, 3.2 MP camera etc.. etc...) An also in reference to the N90, who gives a crap that it has both 3G and EDGE, it's almost 800 dollars after everything is said and done and only has a 2.0 mp camera and is really boring and from the reviews I've read it's has a lackluster performance. Also keep in mind Nokia had plans to take the phone worldwide from the beginning, unlike the 903 which was only meant for it's respective markets.
Bottom line: Use your free phone in america, see how much you like it with your less than 1 megapixels and crappy screens and playing "snake II". I'll keep using the 903 even if I can't surf the web at broadband speeds. |

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Originally Posted by volcompunk
You guys are forgetting one thing. WE ARE NOT SUPPOSE TO HAVE THIS PHONE. That's why it doesn't have all the cozy little US and Canadian features we love so much, (which in reality are a way of getting us to forget that we SUCK and only have the worst phones available to us and the worst service.). If you are complaining that this 3G phone isn't specially tailored to suit the american or canadian market than you are just being ridiculous, this phone wasn't made for us it was made for the japanese, european and chinese markets. Stop complaining that the phone lacks "the best in the united states and canada" in terms of features because basically the lack of them gets overruled by the abundance of features not present in ALL of U.S. and Canadian phones now on the market. (i.e. mobile video watching, .ASF Video recording capabilities, 3.2 MP camera etc.. etc...) An also in reference to the N90, who gives a crap that it has both 3G and EDGE, it's almost 800 dollars after everything is said and done and only has a 2.0 mp camera and is really boring and from the reviews I've read it's has a lackluster performance. Also keep in mind Nokia had plans to take the phone worldwide from the beginning, unlike the 903 which was only meant for it's respective markets.
Bottom line: Use your free phone in america, see how much you like it with your less than 1 megapixels and crappy screens and playing "snake II". I'll keep using the 903 even if I can't surf the web at broadband speeds. |
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Originally Posted by Timsta
haha. you got volcom all pumped up.
how's your phone buddy? all good? like the uk flash? |
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