<clavox@btinternet.com> wrote in message
news:jg4su2lrt06897akp0qkbkkplfk87lloip@4ax.com...[color=blue]
> On 07 Mar 2007 00:35:07 GMT, [email]gordon@drogon.net[/email] (Gordon Henderson)
> wrote:
>
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> >I have an F1000G and while it has "toy" value, I'd never recomend it to
> >clients. It certinaly won't pass the "wife test". I tried it today on
> >a clients site, and it just wasn't happy, brought it home and it worked
> >first time when I switched it on. (And both my Nokia 770 & 9500 worked
> >fine on the clients WiFi APs, so I've no idea why the phone didn't!)[/color]
>
> Matter of what you want it for and how much use you are going to put
> it to I guess , there is no way that I would or ever will pay over a
> ton for a phone no matter how many tricks it will do.
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Not to be rude, but if you pay 250£ for a phone (you can get the wi-fi
phones for this on a contract, dump the contract and use the wi-fi part) and
save yourself 300£ a year in phone calls then sh0rely there's a trick that's
worth while.

Or possibly you have never bought a good trick.