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P900 max duo / P910i
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| Georgie 2005-07-24, 2:03 pm |
| I can't find anything online to confirm what the max size duo card is that a
Sony P900 will take.
P910i I know takes 512mb.
Apart from the Keypad - which I'll take off anyway, are there any other
reasons why I should get the P910i instead of the P900?
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| Bowman 2005-07-24, 2:03 pm |
| "Georgie" < georgie@nomailduetos
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>I can't find anything online to confirm what the max size duo card is that
>a Sony P900 will take.
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> P910i I know takes 512mb.
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> Apart from the Keypad - which I'll take off anyway, are there any other
> reasons why I should get the P910i instead of the P900?
The P900 will take a standard duo up to 128mb max where the P910 accepts duo
pro's up to 1gb. The P910 also has twice the internal memory available of
the P900 and has a better screen.
I've stuck with my P900 and will stay with it until SE bring out a full
blown successor to it.
Bowman
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| Georgie 2005-07-24, 11:48 pm |
| Excellent, cheers - I'll head for the p900 then.
"Bowman" <bowman.666@virgin.net> wrote in message
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> "Georgie" < georgie@nomailduetos
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> The P900 will take a standard duo up to 128mb max where the P910 accepts
> duo pro's up to 1gb. The P910 also has twice the internal memory
> available of the P900 and has a better screen.
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> I've stuck with my P900 and will stay with it until SE bring out a full
> blown successor to it.
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> Bowman
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| "Georgie" < georgie@nomailduetos
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> Excellent, cheers - I'll head for the p900 then.
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> "Bowman" <bowman.666@virgin.net> wrote in message
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Also if you're prepared to put up with the lack of (reliable) Bluetooth,
theres an unofficial firmware update that many unlockers can do so the P900
has P910i functionality - including most importantly to me the ability to
use MS Duo Pros.
HS
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