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8.3
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8.4
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8.3
- Anonymous
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put usb 2.0 and 256k display and im buying in place of N95.
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- 2007-11-04 01:30
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- Anonymous
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A lot of you guys are not reading properly.
It's Bluetooth 2.0 and USB 1.1
Bluetooth 2.0 is fine and nothing is wrong with it.
USB 1.1 means that it is not a mini-USB anymore and probably can read memory sticks. Not that many phones have USB instead of mini-USB.
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- 2007-11-03 19:01
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- tom
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according pdadb ("http://www.pdadb.net/index.php?m=specs&id=804") it has radio (also TMC is supported)!
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- 2007-11-03 13:22
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- wadiusik
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I have had P505, I have P535, I WILL HAVE P750!!!
To have ASUS or to die!!!
Other opinions are wrong!
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- 2007-11-03 08:10
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- Anonymous
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you guys are making all this stupid comment about this phone, first of all it's not and N70, and it does not even look like an n70, also what is wrong with usb 1.1? it's not that slow, and wtf TV? who need that on the phone? you must be nets to watch tv on the small screen, get a really 40" plasma and watch it at home.
also about the memory card, there is the 4GB micro sdhc, that's alot space for the crap you want to curry with you...
and it use windows mobile 6 professional, if you have not use it, then don't make a comment about it, but other wise you probably don't want to use nokia anymore.
the purpose of this phone is for business use, it's not for music or photo, it has all the function that business critical needs.
and it has wifi, also as for the GPS, its build into the phone, and it works very well, come with a call filter, you can filter the call you recieved and put number on the black list, so when ever they call you, they can't get thought.
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- 2007-11-03 03:20
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hum... in first look keyboard looks like nokia N70 too BAAAAAAAD.
this phone needs qwerty keyboard not N70's!!!
this phone comes with unlimited call records & phone book (not a surprise!) , microSDHC (good! bless the 4GB!) , 520MHz cpu (highest speed) , edge & 3G (buy a N95!) , WMM 6.0P , 3.15MP Camera , GPS , 6hour talk time
these are the best things that I can find.
there are some BAAAAAAAAAAAAD features!
like 65K display! I don't respect 16M display, but at least 262k?!?!?!
64MB SDRAM??? are you a cave man?!?! this is 2008 my son! not 1708!!!
USB 1.1??? For SDHC??????? USB3 is comeing you say 1.1!?!? my boy you need e card reader!
huh! I'm tired...
at the end some software features make me nerves! because I don't know what are they!
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- 2007-11-02 21:03
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- AlaMicku
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asus phones ROCK!!!! i have a P525, wich looks almost the same with this one and has almost same features and for the moment I wouldn't change it for anything. P750 is definetly going to be my next phone!!! YEY
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- 2007-11-02 20:46
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- sparx
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The phone does look like the old n70 with different guts, though.
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- 2007-11-02 18:26
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- PcMan
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QVGA screen?! 64mb RAM?!
LOL Asus! What do u do, in fact?! :D
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- 2007-11-02 14:53
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This phone is really great, none the less it could have really used a display of at least 256K colors and at least bluetooth 2.0.
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- 2007-11-02 13:34
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- hellgod24
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n70 :D ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha this is much much beter
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- 2007-11-02 10:41
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- willi
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This phone is dammn great. i think smartphones are now getting more competitive with windows mobile aiming for the top. nice phone with gr8 features
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- 2007-11-02 10:06
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@kenosis - here what officially goes:
"The Location Courier feature of the P750 will also help prevent users from ever getting lost by accurately and periodically reporting their position to their pre-defined friends' contacts. Even in locations with vast, open country, the global GPS network will always be able to locate the user – making this handy PDA phone the best safeguard for their daily safety."
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- 2007-11-02 09:55
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