We bankers do two things; talk on the phone, fax and email. I have played with every phone imaginable, Treo's, Poctet PCS, Razors, Blades you name it and then I discovered the Nokia 9300.

The battery life is 8 hours of talk time, it has Blackberry capibilities, Outlook and all of the other gizmos' but first and foremost it acts and feels like a regular phone that is easy to hold and dial.

http://www.nokiausa.com/phones/9300


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nokia_9300

My buddy has one of those things and loves it.

My only hangup about those phones that have email capabilities is that you are always on call. You can't really say, that you didn't get the text, voicemail or email can you?

Other than that, the technology is awesome.

My partner has one and it is constantly buzzing, ringing or vibrating.

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No but the solution to being successful is to not play that game, I don't see why people lie about not getting information, I prefer to be available at all times thats how I bring home the Cha Chang

Bling,bling,bling!

I hear you, I have a thing for buzzing and beeping at the wrong time. The wrong time can be defined by when I'm on the crapper and the phone rings. You feel the need to answer it, you do and it's your (fill in the blank) asking where you are and what you are doing.

If you answer correctly, you rude....

I've learned to silence the things when it will be inconvenient so I am learning.

BTW, to add to your response, when in sales, service what have you, being available is a big time plus. When I take accounts from other competitors, one of the selling points is that me, the owner, can be reached via cell or emial anytime. They love that stuff! Sure you knew it already.

BTW, what's virtueous?

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Thats pretty cool. Have you checked out the HP Ipaq 6515? It even has gps.

I have one of the earliest cell phones known to man. A wool blanket, bic lighter and good head wind. Doesn't cost a thing. Seriously, I have one of the first cell phones Nokia ever made, it's the size of a brick and still works after 9 years.

Did you get that text message I sent to your phone? Oh, sorry. I forgot you had one of the first phones Nokia ever made. Never mind.

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I like the 9300 because it it is more of a phone and the pda id more laptop type than pda......and it has a nice mouse I had the stylus crap.

I had to revive this since we are talking about razors.

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The analog phone in my 99 S320 still works! They kept claiming that the old analog towers won't be around much longer, I'll hang on to it as long as I can.

I am a pretty big fan of Nokia products once again. Their software just seems to be that much superior compared to Motorola, etc. I have a Nokia 6255i on Verizon, and the phone has some of the best features you can get in a phone.

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it's automatic.

I got a blackberry about a month ago and love it. All of m,y email accounts go to it and the phone reception is very good, not great. That's my only complaint.

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http://www.verizonwireless.com/b2c/store/controller?item=phoneFirst&action=viewPhoneDetail&selectedPhoneId=2406

i am really happy with this one. i use the camera alot, this one has 3.2 megapixels. the main screen turns and folds back , when you finish it looks like a regular digital camera

I just got my new Razor camra phone and I like it. I can even check my email for an extra $5 a month, I don't need to check my email that badly.

I like it because it is small and I can carry it in my suit pocket with ease. Thats what matters to me, long as it works and stores numbers I'm happy. The camra should be fun at some point, but I'll probably never use it.

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