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After almost loosing intereest in nice phones after the awful NEC E606 3G-phone Im going to buy a regular GSM phone. Finally Nokia have got a nice looking phone with Bluetooth.
Im pretty convinced to choose the Nokia, having had Nokia since the 2110. Could somebody convince me o have another one? Whatbout Samsungs etc? I dont like clamshell phones.
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No the3G phone was horrible. Not possible to send SMS between international carriers (network error though, not the phone also call hung up from handover from a 3G network to a 2G network) and the battery time was below all critisism, phone was too big, interface was bad and it was ugly as well. Cool to e-mail movies though from hit. Big dissapointment.
I have the Siemens S55. I don't care for a camera in my phone (crappy quality no matter what, I carry a Pentax Optio S4 with me) and the S55 is available now for a good price. The Nokia 6230 and SE T630 are not available yet and will be very pricey when they're launched. I have a Pocket PC as my PDA so I just need a phone with Bluetooth and no other fancy bits.
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I was thinking of getting the 6230 for myself as well. I have a PowerBook (with iSync) and want to get a Bluetooth equipped phone. I don't care about camera, etc. I just want a good phone, with good interface, color, good reception, good build quality, etc.
Is the Nokia 6230 the way to go? I really don't know much about Nokias. I have a 6100 that I used in Europe this past summer and I was happy with it (except the build quality... felt very cheap and breakable).
Also, will the 6230 be available in the US? And if not, can I get it somewhere and have it be unlocked straight from the manufacturer, and how much will it cost?
All of my cellular phones have been Nokia's. They can take up excessive hit without breaking 
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