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Well, the Mobile World Congress is now over, we are back home and it's business as usual. Back to our routine, we're glad to give you a full preview of the newly announced Sony Ericsson G700, which we tested...
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man why are they stickin with m2?, microSD is whay cooler these days almost all phones have microSD, its makes exchanging large amounts of datd so dam easy and it doesn't depend on brand!!!! the K850i dual memory card idea was awosme man why'd you abandan it? looks alrite nice move by sony
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- 2008-02-20 22:26
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WOW
The new camera interface looks awesome and the media center with the music player as well
but i prefer the incredible g900 :)
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- 2008-02-20 22:16
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Auto focus and WiFi seems to be absent in G700 so as to keep the price of the phone low... Not everyone need these two... If you need autofocus or Wifi you can go for G900 at 50 extra euros...
So please people try not to complain about this awesome device...
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- 2008-02-20 21:30
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i agree, nokia is winning on cameras. they dont even have a dedicated cameraphone out yet.
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- 2008-02-20 21:26
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Looks like a nice mobile but will the touch screen menu be easy to use for just for the Gallery an Walkmen function an the normal keypads for texting,hope these screens are strong an do not break easily or will be expensive to repair,why have all of a sudden Sony ericsson got rid of the auto-focus on its cameras as they used to the best about but now Nokia is getting the better cameras on there mobiles lets see what the G900 is like next
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- 2008-02-20 21:13
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