is it really that bad?

fully unlocked(in fact no lock...) fetches high price as usual
i thought someone can help you to buy in Taiwan?

price quoted from bro vodafone i guess...

ya...nothing much different actually...i think
just that no CPR. but the CPR-free hypersim can solve this problem though i just tested for 1 day for this hypersim, so far so good under GPRS mode.

that is a steal!

i don't have Digi line, so can't try out for that...
i never heard about that Samsung model lol

i think you are the only one selling P906i in garage sales, right? lol...
anyway, good luck.

you mean swap the original N905iu housing with N906iu housing? is it possible?

but the housing is not like selling everywhere like those Nokia 3310 etc housing...i think it is genuine N906iu
what concern me is the security code.

yup, like 920SH. they build the hypersim into the phone, so that users can slot in the sim card directly in order to use it.

haha...good idea

perhaps you need to guide the seller to the security code in the menu? seems the seller is new to Docomo phones, furthermore the menu is still in Japanese?

yeah...it seems Japanese manufacturers are on the way to open up the market outsite Japan. but sadly they only release old models like in Taiwan(WX-T923, F905i). it makes me think that they want to clear their old stocks lol

both have big screen, nice outlook(of course~ every Docomo models have nice outlook )
P905i camera is better.

i just use eyeglasses clothe to wipe the phone~

This post has been edited by lkylyk: Jan 19 2009, 08:12 PM

F905i has no bluetooth.
i think the only one with bluetooth in 905i Series is P905i.
anyway, it doesn't support data transfer. so far as i know the bluetooth can be used for bluetooth headset.

i tried to transfer pictures, AAC files, etc to 904SH. so, why not?

since when 920SH looks like P905i?
furthermore P905i is Panasonic, not Sharp.

welcome to the J-phone community~
post some pictures of the phone and the pictures taken by the powerful CCD camera

this is just another normal sim card from any telco. just that las time we did comparison between this type of sim card design with other type of sim card designs, and found out that this L shape sim card is more stable than any other sim card design.

you still need a bypass sim attached with your sim card in order to use most of the Docomo or Softbank phone models, because these phones have operators' lock and we need the bypass sim to bypass the operator's lock.

where to get L shape sim card? just ask in any telco's sercive centre, but some of the centers might not have this L shape sim cards, so depends on your luck too



anyway, the anti-CPR bypass sim test is already run for a week. so far, no CPR. just restart the phone when the signal is OUT, then the phone will retrieve back the signal. just that the phone might OUT for a few times in certain low or even no signal areas, but can revive by just restarting the phone.
Recommended for those who are frustrated to do CPR on their Docomo phones

RM250.

i am using F905i now.
big yet vivid screen~

whatever sim card design you are using, it is working with the anti-CPR bypass sim.
anyway, i can help you to get this anti-CPR bypass sim if you are interested.

ya i forgot to mentioned before, it solves the auto-shutdown problem too(i realized that it will automatically restart the phone instead of auto-shutdown)

if the phone went OUT, you can just off, then on the phone (restart the phone lar...) to regain signal.

anti-CPR bypass sim is RM250 each.
what do you mean "v shape sim"? anyway, the bypass sim supports any telco's sim card, it doesn't choose the sim card shape, as far as i know.

just use data cable or memory card for the file transfer.

yup~

so far the longest OUT i experienced, i think is 2 hours. i restarted the phone and the signal revived.

should be working too. but i don't have DiGi sim card, so can't be very sure about that anyway.
i will try DiGi prepaid perhaps on next month.