Hands-on with Nokia's high-rolling N96

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Me @ Feb 14th 2008 10:52AM

Show me where I was rude. Here though, to satisfy your argument:

Let me know when you have moved out of your grandma's basement.

".. [I] assumed that since it looks like the N81 it must be built like the N81".
According to your logic I can conclude that "all the things in the world are the same, but have differences".

Again, English>You. Show me where I said this: "all the things in the world are the same, but have differences". However, if 2 phones made by the same manufacturer, look the same, run the same software, guess what...you can safely conclude that they are largely the same.

"I have a Nokia E61i which has body parts made of aluminium. So not "ALL" their phones are made of plastic. Similarly, their "usual plastic" is not cheap."

Next time we are talking about N series devices please restrict your comments to these devices. I have an 8800 which is also not made of plastic. Their usual plastic is cheap as long as it creaks and the paint comes off from normal use (N95-8GB, N95, N81 etc). Also, I would like to know how many of these phones you actually own because obviously you know NOTHING about them and how well they are built.

Facts:

N95-1: requires tape on the back of the sliding part so it doesn't wobble. Paint comes off after 3 months of regular use. Light leaks out of the device like it was meant to be a flashlight.

N95-2: requires tape on the back of the sliding part so it doesn't wobble. Paint comes off after 2 months of regular use.

N81: cheap plastic, crappy slider, easily scratched, paint comes off.

N80: requires tape on the back of the sliding part so it doesn't wobble. Every part that could be loose is loose.

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