I think in japan, possibly more demand of one-seg on their phones and that the camera is more of a novelity,

i dont think some of the local fones camera wins those jap fone....

I have friend going to Japan soon, any good Japanese phone that you all recommend? I like good camera ie at least 3.2mp, music not that important to me but must be able to handle all the SMS/MMS and calendar/PIM outlook sync with Window and contact .

I'm completely noob on this but since you can get fairly cheap phone from previous generation, I'm hoping you all can give me some pointer which phone to go for.

And what do I need to do once I have it? Just buy a hypersim?

you don't need a hypersim if your friend is buying & using the phone in JP.

wondering wats the price for a USED p905..

wow. suddenly the thread growing so fast and new house with 205 entry liao /la la la/

Look See Look See first for those new model phones. wait for more solid [unlock] solutions perhaps

ya lor yesterday I spam here,
waiting for you la to join Q&A..

This post has been edited by SEP910: Mar 19 2008, 06:15 PM

Agree with u bro ,now most japanese keitai manufacturer design and build their phone base one one-seg function.
That's why their screen not just become bigger but clearer also ..to watch TV.

woaa
its their portablee TV
btw, I saw P905i does have a stylus, I hope I'm not wrong
does the screen is touch screen?

that's antenna not stylus.
for 1seg tv

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Added on March 19, 2008, 8:51 pmThe new hypersim from inex taiwan not stable.
Will keep reboot if u change basestation.


This post has been edited by bearbrick: Mar 19 2008, 08:51 PM

woops
sorry for my noobness

p905 has antenna no stylus...
same goes to sharp 905 rite?

got antenna so cute la

This post has been edited by sasuke123: Mar 19 2008, 09:36 PM

all 1 seg got antenna, sh905 have touch pad while n905i have joystick pointer. p905, erk none? what spots p905i to catch most people's attention is its game and thin dimension. i think. correct me if i'm wrong

Panasonic88

Aiseh me being not clear. I mean friend going there for trip, can help me to buy J Phone for use here in Malaysia la.

So which would be a good model to go with the least problematic etc etc?

justify on what is problematic? is it easy to get faulty or just incompatible or locked features?

exotic phone primary well as the title states, exotic. just like a zonda. you can't expect it to work like your normal proton saga, good fuel efficiency, cool air con, no overheat in engine, comfortable, etc. its 'exotic' primary for show and for self satisfaction. some features might have an upper hand as compared to conventional phone. its typically design to accommodate the local jap's need and services.

hope you get the idea. cause if you're expecting, hey how come this phone cannot play mp3 or mp3 ringtones, well its their regulation to enforce copyright. it takes alot of work around to by pass the feature and even so there is a limit on ringtone not more than 500kb i think.

My best advice is you should get to know the phone more 1st before purchasing one. cause 2k is not a small figure, i know for you it isn't but for us it is. and if you want something which is exotic and doesn't depreciates fast like nokia, this the perfect candidate.

hope what i've highlight is correct, sifu can correct me if i'm wrong

most japanese phone..once unlocked..shuld only be able to use normal phone func...except mms,gprs,gps, tv func...sum phone like mine...have bluetooth bt is only limited to audio devices...bearbrick says tat so far the most stable one is sh905..for most line la...maxis 3g is unavailable for my phone so far...some phones in japan only functions on 3g service...i think the most fully functioned ones are the old ones

yes you were right, even the sms also sometimes make you difficult.
must think and read/research

exotic phone = pricey == exotic features that is limited only to the country tat produces it..no?

but everytime u takeout ur phone,u'll be the spotlight
that feeling is priceless

yeah!! everybody turns n look~~ sum even made a u-turn...in my school