was the p800 based on the r380 w
Posts: n/a i just wanted to know that was the p800 based on the r380 world since the flippy keypand is on both. i like the keypad of the r380 w becuase it nicely fits in when closed to make it look like a normal phone while with the p800 its obvious and the keys arnt very attracting + wheres the joystick on the p800 regards, BaluXP  Responses to "was the p800 based on the r380 w"
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Posts: n/a Re: was the p800 based on the r380 w "BaluXP" <balazs@nospam-hollos.net> wrote in messagenews:bl4u81$m25$1$8300dec7@news.demon.co.uk... > hey, > i just wanted to know that was the p800 based on the r380 world since the > flippy keypand is on both. The design was based on that in terms of partially hiding a large screen behind a flip-keypad, but that's about as a far as the similarities go. The P800 is essentially a computer, capable of shedloads of things. i like the keypad of the r380 w becuase it > nicely fits in when closed to make it look like a normal phone while with > the p800 its obvious and the keys arnt very attracting Yeah, have to agree here. The P800 flip is ugly and not flush enough - I always use the phone with it removed. > + wheres the joystick > on the p800 It has a 5way jog-dial on the side of the phone, which is an excellent piece of design pinched from the Sony Z5.
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