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Oct 27, 2004 7:33:47 AM
- kauai_diver
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Oct 27, 2004 9:08:34 AM
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RC
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Re: First 997 Ive seen in Anaheim
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I wish those camera phones had more resolutionbut thanks.. are those 20" rims? they look lower profile than the 19" on the porsche configurator.
I have a Sharp GX30 camera phone with 1MP resolution, newer ones have 1.3 MP resolution, one or two with even pretty impressive results. One GSM provider (Vodafone) announced a 2MP GSM phone for christmas business, deliveries should start in Nov.. I'll get it as soon as it is available, I saw the picture quality of a prototype and it was pretty impressive.
A friend got a Motorola A780 a few days ago, this is a Linux based software smart phone which not only looks attractive but also has a built-in 1.3 MP camera. Picture quality is pretty good, though there isn't much difference to my pretty good Sharp phone.
Samsung announced a 5MP camera phone for the Korean market, unfortunately this is a CDMA phone and it doesn't work in most countries.
Camera phones can be a serious problem too, they pose a threat to development departments at companies, so they are banned from certain or entire company areas.
When I visited Weissach a few weeks ago, there were some signs reminding me of the WWII: "the enemy is listening...".
Well, absolutely true, the "enemy" is listening and as far as I know, camera phones are banned from Weissach too. The not so funny part during this last visit: when I received a phone call (I forgot to turn off my phone as requested 
), I apologized for using it.The engineer accompanying us smiled and said no problem, camera phones haven't got such a good quality that you could recognize something on the pictures. And this is where this guy was absolutely wrong, even with 1MP my phone takes some pretty decent pictures, I think that a lot of people underestimate the quality of such phones and of course the "danger" they pose.
Re: First 997 Ive seen in Anaheim
Topher, has the 997 been std. or automatic? Just curious...
RC, the pics of the new Astra Convertible/Coupe posted a few weeks ago on AMS were actually taken the exact same way as you described it! To me it is a shame that some people need the attention (or money?) they get out of providing those secret items! Especially inside a company that either pays you or is generous enough to let you get inside...
RC, the pics of the new Astra Convertible/Coupe posted a few weeks ago on AMS were actually taken the exact same way as you described it! To me it is a shame that some people need the attention (or money?) they get out of providing those secret items! Especially inside a company that either pays you or is generous enough to let you get inside...
Oct 28, 2004 3:34:55 PM
- MaxErnst
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It's not really a _camera_ like you'd think.
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I wish those camera phones had more resolution
They're not really "cameras" like you'd think. If you don't subscribe the the wireless internet service you can't get the pictures out of the camera.
IOW, there's no way to download photos directly to your computer; you have to buy the additional service.
The don't bother to tell you this when you buy the phone.
Re: It's not really a _camera_ like you'd think.
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They're not really "cameras" like you'd think. If you don't subscribe the the wireless internet service you can't get the pictures out of the camera.
IOW, there's no way to download photos directly to your computer; you have to buy the additional service.
The don't bother to tell you this when you buy the phone.
My Sharp GX30 with 1MP resolution uses a SD card for saving pictures. You just take it out, plug it into a card reader connected to your PC/laptop and you can download the pictures. The same applies to the majority of the other 1MP+ camera phones out there.
My first camera phone, a Nokia 3600 as far as I remember, had Bluetooth. No problem to transfer the pictures to my laptop.
My former Siemens SX1 used a MMC for saving pictures and the only "external memory"-less camera phone I owned, the Motorola V600, came with a USB data cable which allowed me to transfer the pictures from the phone to my PC/laptop.
Sorry, Max but it seems you know as much about phones as you know about Porsche cars.
Re: It's not really a _camera_ like you'd think.
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MaxErnst said:
They're not really "cameras" like you'd think. If you don't subscribe the the wireless internet service you can't get the pictures out of the camera.
IOW, there's no way to download photos directly to your computer; you have to buy the additional service.
The don't bother to tell you this when you buy the phone.
Sorry, Max but it seems you know as much about phones as you know about Porsche cars.
Gee, more personal attacks, nice
The Official Representative of my cell company told me my top-of-the-line phone will only work in the lame way I described above.
Go figure.
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