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New nec N923 |
axxxr
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NEC N923 is the next version of NEC thin series. NEC N900 was 8.6mm thin and the latest N923 is 9.5mm with about the same features,plus longer talk time.
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EastCoastStar
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 what are the specs????
that would be a nice one to have!
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masseur
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I've seen a few of the N900 on ebay lately and been quite tempted to get one to check out
N900 pics for comparison
This one looks just as slim but the style doesn't strike me as much as the other did
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Looks like a pocket-size TV ! Looks more of that of a PDA!
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EastCoastStar
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i just searched on ebay and didnt find the NEC N900, but i found the N923 for about $750 USH. do you know how much the N900 would be?
Im not planning on getting one yet... maybe saving up and they will eb cheaper by then too
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axxxr
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Masseur the only problem with the N900 is that it doesn't actually have a earpiece,you do need to attach a external wired headset everytime you make or recieve or calls...which to me is a big no no..the phones looks stunnng and is good for texts but not practicle.
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numnums
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specs for the NEC N923 say: GSM 900/1800
is it compatible with T-mobile USAs 900/1800/1900 MHz?
in other words, how important is the 1900 frequency?  |
Residentevil
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Well, t-mob USA uses exclusively the 1900mhz band. Cingular uses 850/1900 here. Those are the only two GSM providers here in the US. So I would say with a 900/1800 phone you are SOL.
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numnums
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thanx. that figures! 
too expensive anyway so no big deal. |
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Posted: 2005-02-01 15:17
