I'm writing this from Kuala Lumpur, where I'm attending the Asian portion of Nokia's worldwide launch of several new phones - five to be exact. The launch, called Toast To The Classics, was held at the Grand Ballroom of the Hilton Hotel in KL, Malaysia, where I'm attending as part of the Philippine delegation. Aside from stuffing us full with food and wine last night (they launched the phones under a culinary motif, where a specially invited Australian Chef prepared new dishes corresponding to each of the new phones, resulting in a three-hour dinner), they stuffed us with a special hands-on demo and presentation for the new products.
Generally, the new units are for the upgraders among us, those who want to update their phones with the newest improvements in telecommunication technology, and refresh and renew the look of their cell. These phones take advantage of the latest multimedia developments, particularly in the audio and video aspects, and in email and 3G technology. The units are supposed to be available in the Philippines beginning in April.
I'll do a more detailed report, along with the precise features, specifications and improvements in the next issue of mPH, but here's a flash preview of how they look:
The Nokia 6233
The Nokia 6131
The Nokia 6125
The Nokia 6103
The Nokia 6070
The Nokia 6233
The Nokia 6131
The Nokia 6125
The Nokia 6103
The Nokia 6070
Is it just me or are some of nokia's phones starting to look like Sony Ericssons? the 6070 and 6233 look similar to the k series of SE....
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Randy Kanapi mentioned that you were looking for a Lego Mindstorms Robotics Invention System 2.0. I have an acquaintance from Pinoy Java Users Group (PinoyJUG) who's selling his collection.
Just email me if you're still interested. :)
I'm starting to get tired of waiting for new Nokia phones. There seems to be a wide lag between product intro and being widely available. I want either the Nokia 6131 or the Sony Ericsson W300. Whomever makes it easily purchaseable (or through a plan) first is the one I'll get.
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I have always been a fan of Nokia phones, very reliable, long battery life, great reception, etc. But I am not among the upgraders, I love my older phone, it's simple, easy to use and it does it's job. And I got it with a couple of toll free numbers that I might lose with a new contract for a new phone.
Generally, the new units are for the upgraders among us, those who want to update their phones with the newest improvements in telecommunication technology, and refresh and renew the look of their cell.
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i am using nokia 6233....
the only problem is that i hear i sound of current whenever i press 2,5,8,0 keys of the keypad....
the keypad is working fine.... but i always heard a sound whenever i press those keys..... plz tell me wats this problem!!!
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