Is anyone ever going to make a small Series 60 phone?

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I live in hope!

-Tom

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On Sun, 21 Nov 2004 22:01:44 +0100, "Klaas Ensing" <klaase01@home.nl>
wrote:

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>"Thomas Robinson" <news@tomnufc.fsnet.co.uk> schreef in bericht
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>>I live in hope!
>>
>Without a large display, it is useless.

Sendo X maybe?

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I don't understand this fetish with "small" phones. My first handheld
cel phone (I believe it was the first one available in this country)
was a Motorola that was bigger than a large house phone handset. Then
we had a Motorola Flip-Phone for several years. It must have weighted
two pounds. Our car phone had a large, slide-out unit in the trunk in
addition to the handset and holder up front. I read recently where
someone thought a Samsung A650 was too big. I could lose it in my
watch pocket. I guess we could just have something that fit in our
ear like a hearing aid. Maybe that would be small enough. Or how
about a microchip imbedded under the skin?

Dick

On Sun, 21 Nov 2004 20:27:26 -0000, "Thomas Robinson"
<news@tomnufc.fsnet.co.uk> wrote:

>I live in hope!
>
>-Tom
>

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I think its for tossers who confuse fitness for purpose with how their mates
judge them (ie. they need to impress people with the size of their
technology).


"Stevica Kuharski" <infoREMOVE@omikron-ps.com> wrote in message
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> Thomas Robinson wrote:
>> How about a smaller screen but with the same resolution?
>>
>
> Moto tripplets have the same resolution, but the screen is smaller than
> Nokia Series 60 phones.
> Anyway, as Dick said, why smaller phones? So you can loose'em easier?
>
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> Or how about a microchip
> imbedded under the skin?
>
> Dick

It's been done.
Can't remember the specifics, but something like this.
Keypad inserted into your forearm, CPU was stuck somewhere, shoulder i
think.
Microphone in thumb, and speaker embedded somewhere in your head or finger.

-mark