W960 Official Demo Video ...be Stunned!!

[naveen_reloaded]

Thats the deal breaker/maker. W960i looks better. N95 does have a big feature list, but W960i gives enough features & its a SE Walkman

very well saID

if any buisness man is to buy... he will prefer imate , o2 , black berry

if so then its nokia who is pushing these high end phones upon the poor user...non business person..

havent you seen 6600 selling @ 9000 until few ago even when it was beaten by many advanced phones??? why didnt they bring down the cost??? they are really MONEY MINDED...
but SE on other hand ,,, let me say i had t610>k700i>k750i>>>NOW k800i

when i bought k700 within few months they droped thier price... since k750 came into market

similarly it occured when i sold k700 and bought k750 when k800 came...

now say how many SYMBIAN app will u run??
let me tell u my friends too bought these NOKIA high end phones ... just because they can install loads of software... but at the end .. they were disgusted and had to delete many softwarees and run only few as that really reduced the speed of the phone ... may be i dont know about n95...
you know wht happened later???

THEY SWITCHED TO SONY ERICSSON...............

N R HAPPY....

more over SE is more innovative ...

think of motion sensing technology in W960 model , k850
..OMG u can do wonders with them..
think of playing a flight game where u titl and plane moves ...thats wht called innovation...redefining the present..

again k850 is 5 MEGA PIXEL PHONE WITH SIMILAR OPTION AS w960

 

[gxsaurav]

SE phones are good, but if u use them as internet device, you miss Symbian OS. Well, atleast I did. Opera is required with native memory card access.

W960i is a complete phone cos it already has Opera. Add to it IM+ & you got yourself a really good internet communicator.

K850i is not supposed to be a smartphone it is a camera phone for those who need phone features not a communicator.

 

[rockthegod]

btw, did neone get a look at K850 preview images?? The phone is roking wid features but looks kinda sh**!! Was kinda disappointed only for the looks coz SE was always at the forefront for its sleek, innovative n cool phone designs!!!

Imagine urself with a real cool phone getting blunted by ur friends (first look) coz it looks @@@@. Also the phone+screen is highly susceptible to dust and smudges... looks like me is left wid one single choice to buy (if at all i will upgrade) -W960 !!!!

 

[krazyfrog]

At the risk of being proclaimed SALESMAN No. 2, i'm stopping this N95 v/s W960i debate. Anyways i was just giving reasons why i'd put my money on N95. Whether you find those reasons good enough or not is your choice. I'll still put my money on N95 (i.e. if i had any money to put).

 

[gxsaurav]

N95 is good, but for my own needs W960i is more then enough. The only thing which I will miss is GPS & 5 MP Camera which I don't need over 3.2 MP Sony Camera.

Oh & W960i has touch screen, as well as stylus.

 

[faraaz]

For a phone that costs 30K plus, N95 has really really shoddy build quality. My friend bought a piece from showroom and in a week, the sliding mechanism started acting up. So much so that he had to go get it fixed. But the problem is still there.

Furthermore, half the features of N95 are useless for Indian technology conditions. I believe the W960 is perfect because it has just the right features required for a casual user who just wants to be connected all the time, with a wicked multimedia capable phone. N95 on the other hand...is an overpriced brick.

 

[krazyfrog]

Whatever you guys say you won't find a better value for money phone than N95. No phone will offer those many features at its price. W960i is nearly gonna cost what N95 costs now. So you'll be paying the same money for less features making it poor value for money. E.g. Just look at what W950i cost then and what it costs now. Despite lacking a camera and having only 4gb, it is more expensive than N91 8gb and costs just a few thousand less than N95 despite having a lot less features. The built-in flash drive will prevent se from pricing it lower even if it wants it to. From its launch W950i price has just gone down by 3-4k whereas N95 has nearly dropped down by 10k and continues to get cheaper making it even more value than before. So even if you won't be using all its features, you aren't exactly paying more for them.

 

[gxsaurav]

N95 is everything u need in a phone for 4 years to come. W960i has flash drive of 8 GB which makes it costly, it would have been better if W960i also had memory card option. Those who are into Music buy 1 or 2 GB Card anyway.

 

[Ankur Gupta]

N95 does support MiniSD SOHC cards which will nullify the 8GB advantage that W960i has over N95 when these cards become readily available which will happen very soon....

 

[cvvikram]

Awesome.....its one ultimate walkman phone there.....

 

[adithyagenius]

w960 doesnt support memory cards????

 

[Third Eye]

w960 doesnt support memory cards????

what's the need of memory card when it has 8gb internal memory.

 

[faraaz]

^^ - +1 ...

If you need more memory space after hving 8 GB memory, you don't need a phone, you need a 80 GB iPod...

Furthermore, I don't know anyone who owns more than two 2 GB memory cards and 8 GB should be more than enough for anyone who is using the W960. If you still need more, buy something else...

 

[adithyagenius]

^^ - +1 ...

If you need more memory space after hving 8 GB memory, you don't need a phone, you need a 80 GB iPod...

Furthermore, I don't know anyone who owns more than two 2 GB memory cards and 8 GB should be more than enough for anyone who is using the W960. If you still need more, buy something else...

In my college I have seen friends swapping their memory cards for enjoying music and seeing other guy's photos. Many have full length movies and episodes converted by smart movie convertor. Bluetooth is not good enough for transfer of these files and nobody is willing to give his phone for few days but memory card exchange is acceptable. Also with memory card I can transfer files more easily between laptop and phone. My friends dont have nokia suite on their laptops but have multi card slot.
Hot swappable memory card slot is like DVD writer for a computer with a hard disk. Now, if a phone like w960 gets card slot, it would be a lot better. I will wait for phones with both to come out.

 

[faraaz]

^ - That's a valid point I guess. But then again, I don't think that is going to be a significant enough factor to convince SE not to go ahead with their current plans. And this would apply to a very small minority of people.

 

[gxsaurav]

See 8 GB is good enough & most important factor in W960i is that it can be used as a mass storage device meaning just plug it in any OS & it will work.

My personal preference is a about 128 MB inbuilt memory for the user + Memory card

 

[faraaz]

^^ - You're telling me I can transfer music to my phone and pics/videos to my comp from my SE W960 on Linux without any software?? OMG this is HUGE!

 

[gxsaurav]

^^^ you did not know? You can do this right now using W950i too, just copy the mp3 in the appropriate folder & done.

 

[faraaz]

Holy $h!T!!! No...I didn't...and I thought you had to use something like Nokia PC Suite to connect phones like that...

I can use my phone like a usb drive then?? Without installing anything, which means I can do that on my Linux system too...man, this is so awesome. I was running Winblows through VirtualBox just so I could transfer photos and videos I took on my N80 to my linux-box...

 

[gxsaurav]

Holy $h!T!!! No...I didn't...and I thought you had to use something like Nokia PC Suite to connect phones like that...

Nope.

Not every phone supports working as a Removable Mass storage device. Some phones from SE work, some don't. In which case u need the 3rd party software to access the phone & card memory.

Which phone u got? Try pluging it in Linux, the external memory card might show up. I did it here & without drivers my K750i's memory stick pro duo showed up in Vista, Linux & Mac. For phone memory, I had to install Drivers in Vista, Phone Agent in Mac & it didn't work in Ubuntu.