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Originally Posted by Mike Temporale
Really?? I'm not much of a Nokia man. I never noticed this pratice. When I read the press release it struck me as odd, and if I had purcahsed one in the first 6 months, I would be upset that I was used a testing ground.
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I have an N-gage and am actually really happy I got it before they decided to drop it and offer something only half as good. Two of the reasons why I bought it were BT and that it was a tri-band phone. The new one is only dual-band, so it will work EITHER in Europe OR in the US (ATT/Cingular and T-mobile). Too bad. I bought mine for 200 USD with three games, and not only was it the cheapest unlocket BT tri-band phone I could get, but it also had a radio and MP3 player/recorder built in, next to all the other features that other Symbian 60 phones have plus a video player!
Nokia is very very very popular in Europe, and I would always buy that brand over any other. It's as far as I know the only company that uses the same chargers and head-sets for almost all their models, no matter how old. I had a Siemens once for which I could not find a charger in any store 6 months after I purchased it. It had to be ordered from the company itself for 40 EURO!! That's insane 8O
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