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Mobile advice request

joolsveer · 2007-05-20 06:58:30

I have a basic Nokia handset without bluetooth at the moment. I want to upgrade the phone to one which I can use handsfree and be able to move the kit between two cars. I need to be able to access emails from the handset. I know a guy who uses a Blackberry handset with a plug in handsfree gadget and it seems to do the…

20-05-2007 7:58am

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I have a basic Nokia handset without bluetooth at the moment. I want to upgrade the phone to one which I can use handsfree and be able to move the kit between two cars. I need to be able to access emails from the handset. I know a guy who uses a Blackberry handset with a plug in handsfree gadget and it seems to do the trick with the exception that he has to lean down towards the gadget when he's speaking.

Any suggestions as to suitable equipment would be appreciated.

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#2 20-05-2007 9:20am

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Gotta be quick as I'm heading out the door. Look into the Nokia e61, or e61i for the lattest rendition. It's nokia's answer to the Blackberry. It'll support any sort of mono bluetooth headset, which can be used anywhere. If you want a basic form factor, and not the full keyboard, the e60 might be an option.

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#3 20-05-2007 6:58pm

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Nokia e50 is also handy if you want something phone like with email - it supports Blackberry also!

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