Nokia 6230

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sushantvn

Right off the assembly line
Hello,
I am thinking of getting this phone. But I have heard that it gives some MMC trouble ( Larger MMC can't be read in this phone. Also I heard that you can't read e-mail on this phone. Is it true? ) Please comment. Thank you. :)
 
drgrudge

drgrudge

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Hmm..., first of all read Nemi's review here:
*www.thinkdigit.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=13100

And who told abt the MMC thing? IT's not a RS-MMC. It's a normal one only. So all normal sized MMC will fit. There is no large MMC, only RS-MMC (reduced size-MMC) is available.

And who told you that we can't email? We can send and recieve emails.
 
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eckswyezed

Broken In
drgrudge said:
And who told abt the MMC thing? IT's not a RS-MMC. It's a normal one only. So all normal sized MMC will fit. There is no large MMC, only RS-MMC (reduced size-MMC) is available.
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I'm sure he meant large CAPACITY MMC! As in - greater than 512MB MMCs. At any rate the answer is the same: the Nokia 6230 CAN support it. It just takes some time to refresh the track list, which may cause people to think that it has hanged.
 
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din

Tribal Boy
Nokia discontinued the model 6230 . You may get this ( old stock ) but my suggestion is Either go for any other model or wait for 6230i .
 
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devilhead_satish

In the zone
Emailing should be as nifty as SMS on the phone. Not a problem,this. And you should also take a look at the K750i. Should be available in the grey
 
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sushantvn

Right off the assembly line
Thank you guys for your help. I am definitely going to get this phone. I am tempted to go for 6230i but it is out of my budget :D
 
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Nemesis

Wise Old Owl
Yeah go for the 6230 if the 6230i is out of your budget. I have the 6230 and it is a great phone. Loaded with features in a small and compact package. It uses the normal MMC as grudge said and not RS-MMC. You can safely put in a 512MB card in the phone without any issues. All that will happen is that the phone will take a long time to read the data stored on the card. So if you are playing music, it will take a long time to read all the tracks on the card. I would recommend a 256MB card instead-I think it provides a good balance between storage size and usability. It will also be cheaper of course :D

Oh and yes, please post future cell phone queries in the Sticky.
 
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