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Nokia introduced today a new addition to its premium Arte-series. The new Nokia 8800 Carbon Arte stays faithful to the family tradition, and the exquisite finish is yet again tinged with a touch of distinctive personality.
Nokia 8800 Carbon Arte is cast in the same mold as the Arte and the...
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behave.if you want a feture phone go and get a feature phone. if you want a stylish phone then this is what you want. if these phones werent being bought then why would nokia make them?this is a true stylish phone for a stylish person
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- 2008-08-19 12:32
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> In reply to dante @ 2008-08-19 12:17 from mCSY - click to readi agree!
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- 2008-08-19 12:24
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i saw the prototype last week... it is outstanding and the material is much better that the arte black and saphirre. in addition to that they fixed the keypad it is much easier to type with it. its a bit heavy once it is in ur hands but it is worth it... it has a bigger cam 3MP and more storage 4GB. it is worth every penny u pay on this handset. you will only know what i mean once you get the phone in ur hands.
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- 2008-08-19 12:21
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- Erick
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I am amazed that people would buy this device. The features on offer are available on devices that are 10% of the proposed price for this. Why does a great company like Nokia manufacture this remains a mystery.
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- 2008-08-19 12:20
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Boring!.... How about Nokia actually trys packing some more functionality into the 8800 series rather than just changing the shell materials. Whats next, the 8800 'polished turd' edition?!
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- 2008-08-19 12:20
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