I like the cradle in the pic above.

Hope its for sale someday.

Sadly, no the 6110 Navigator does not have WLAN.

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Added on May 3, 2007, 12:05 amAccording to Mobile-Review, it'll be out in April with a price tag in Europe of 500-550 Euros, after taxes. That's translates to RM 2,300- RM 2,530.

Not cheap compared to its GPS enabled sibling N95, considering that the N95 offers more with a mere RM 500 more (I'm referring to Ori sets retailing at RM 3,000 now).

This post has been edited by sonyclie77: May 3 2007, 12:05 AM

Which part of it looks terrible to you?

If it's without GPS, yes it'll sell at that price, just like the E65.

But with GPS, I'm afraid the price will be pushed up to RM 2,000 and above.

Agreed. Very nicely designed phone.

You didn't take a pic of it?

AP set has arrived, meaning the Ori set is not far away.

Package includes?

Any memory cards included?

Since it's a navigation phone, I wonder if a cradle is included in the package, like some Dopod models with GPS in the market.

Hmm...

The 6110 Navigator is the 1st model from Nokia which focusses on GPS and hence comes with dedicated buttons to launch GPS at a touch of a button.

I just got my White 6110 Navigator, and so far so good.

Only problem is that my battery cover is kinda squeky, didn't check properly when I purchased last night.

Supposed to be using the same module, but existing users reported that the TTFF is faster than on the N95.

Nope, it's a Sony Ericsson alright, but it was taken with a K800i under low light condition.

So far so good. Maps from 2 different companies are preloaded in the phone, Route66 (KL only) and NavFone by Agis which pretty much covers the whole of Peninsular Malaysia.

I can't even locate my location while in PJ, but can do so with NavFone.

Maybe I should try installing Nokia maps and test it side by side with a Nokia N95.

Now who is kind enough to loan me a N95? Oh wait, ericchan has 2 N95s and now a 6110 Navigator. Maybe he can compare both side by side. Really a Nokia GPS freak eh?

RM 1,699 is not bad a price.

Do note that Black and White has differences in price, with Black being a tad cheaper.

I thought he just bought it?

How about the black one then?

NAVFone by Agis which covers the whole of Peninsula Malaysia, and also Route66 which only covers KL, not even PJ.

The package only includes the maps for the region you bought the phone from.

So if you buy it in Malaysia, you only have Malaysian maps.

Others, you have to purchase them.

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Added on June 17, 2007, 9:09 pmIf you stay in PJ there's no other choice than to use NAVFone. Route66 does not have PJ maps.

I haven't tried any other places aside from PJ and KL, but NAVFone should be good for travelling back to JB. Just watch out for your battery life, as I'm not sure how long it'll last.

This post has been edited by sonyclie77: Jun 17 2007, 09:09 PM

Using GPS is FOC. However the maps aren't. At least most maps aren't.

You need both the maps and a receiver to use GPS. The Nokia N95 and 6110 Navigator are examples of phones with built in GPS receivers.

Battery life, not sure yet.

Today I switched on BT and also GPS and the drain on the battery is quite heavy.

Will do more tests before I can conclude how good is the battery life.

Route66's default Malaysia and Singapore maps are free.

But the Malaysia maps only covers KL, not even PJ. So unless you always travel in KL city centre, the map is useless. Like faizalmzain mentioned, for travelling outside of KL, use NAVFone by Agis, which most people here call Asia maps.

Included is English male and female, BM male and female and Chinese male and female voice navigation.

What problems did you face when installing your PC Suite?

I just popped in the CD, and followed the instructions and successfully installed the PC Suite. I now sync my 6110 Navi every night.

Somehow I don't like the Black 6110 Navi, that's why I took the white. Or maybe I have a fetish for White phones.

Cool that your problem is solved.

Just curious, where did you get your Black 6110 Navigator?

Yours seem to be the cheapest I've heard so far.

NAVFone by Agis is pre-installed as well. So the package comes with 2 maps, NAVFone and Route66.

If you use GPS extensively, the batt will drain very fast.

I'm not sure how to define moderate usage, but I charge mine every night.

Yes it is. That's why if your main concern is GPS, do consider other dedicated GPS devices like those from Garmin.

Darn, I got mine from the same guy as well, and I didn't get that cheap a price. But mine's White, so maybe that explains the more expensive price.

How did you copy your Contacts into your notebook?

I sync my contacts using Outlook.