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Hi all,
in case you haven't already spotted it, Mobile Burn has done a review of the 3650.
http://mobile.burn.com/index.jsp
You can get full details at Mobile Burn, but here is a brief summary.
Pros:
Great display, good menu system
Not TOO big and heavy
Built in camera is much improved over 7650's
Bluetooth and GPRS
Has the most important PDA functions, including email
Cons:
Funky keypad design won't appeal to everybody
A bit bulky for its weight
Bluetooth support spotty, and no Bluetooth Headset support at all
No doubt about it though, compared to the P800 the 3650 is not even a good toy. P800 rocks
/Mike B.
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Posted: 2003-02-05 23:15:00
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Well... Nokia seems to have real big problems with Bluetooth....
Also the 3650 is huge compared to P800 and Nokia 7650... and people are already calling them bricks... What is the 3650 then, a huge stone
[ This Message was edited by: ppcrockar on 2003-02-05 22:46 ]
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Posted: 2003-02-05 23:44:00
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Maybe the 3650 is a breeze block (About 4 times the size of a brick !)
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Posted: 2003-02-06 18:40:00
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Obelisks? The 3650 and N-gage are incredibly large. But like I said in another thread... they are the most logical successors of the 7650...which wasn't quite in any market. I think that from the sales of the 7650, Nokia was able to deduce the people who bought them... and they were divided in 2 markets... those that wanted more camera functions, the other liked the games.
Thus came the 3650 & N-gage. Both are identical in hardware, differ in casings and external features. The 3650 has a video/still cam, the N-gage doesn't. These phones are targetted at the kids... that's why they look like toys. Neither one of these phones has any 'real-world' use. One is an oversized, and overpriced VGA camera, the other is an overpriced Sega Game Gear (ironically, Sega is one of the main supporters of the N-gage)
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Posted: 2003-02-06 18:49:00
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the N-gage large??? i'm sorry but for all it can do, it is quite small!!! have u seen pics and videos of it??
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Posted: 2003-02-27 04:32:00
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just for ur information, the 3650 supports full bluetooth specs(audio and data)
i had tried it with a HBH-60 and works perfectly well
so next time try it hands on 1st b4 any comments are given
nowadays it's hard to get any reliable reviews with all the bullshitting around
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Posted: 2003-03-30 16:34:00
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On 2003-03-30 16:34, veon18 wrote:
just for ur information, the 3650 supports full bluetooth specs(audio and data)
i had tried it with a HBH-60 and works perfectly well
so next time try it hands on 1st b4 any comments are given
nowadays it's hard to get any reliable reviews with all the bullshitting around
I does not support the Bluetooth Headset profile, but is DOES support the Handsfree profile. Since the HBH-60 also supports this profile it works flawlessly, but if you try to use it with a headset that does not support this profile you will (according to SE) have to "re-connect" the phone and the headset each time you have turned it off or have been outside of the coverage range.
/Oskar
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Posted: 2003-03-30 17:08:00
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thanks oskar for ur info
well...i think it's good that it works with the HBH-60 at least
but of coz if u wan to compare a 3560 with a P800, it's not even a comparison
as for the price in term of affordability, the P800 is also no comparison with the 3650
so comparing both the mentioned phones is really a joke, only for the nothing else to do fellas
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Posted: 2003-03-30 17:23:00
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bluetooth?!
hell ya d 36 spports it!
helo smartphone?!
cmpared to p800?
3650 way3 BETTER.
you know y?
use one & find out fr urselves.
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Posted: 2003-04-11 14:59:00
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test it and make a movie with it
i also use the 3650 and i love it!!!
greetzzz
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Posted: 2003-04-16 19:07:00
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