Reviews by albert.chen_90
LG VX8500 Chocolate
Price: $.01 - $.01
Nothing But An Empty Shell03/20/07
- Pros:
- Beautiful Design
- Cons:
- What are they trying to pull?
The good side of this phone is well, it's beautiful and majestically designed, making it "look" powerful. The downside is - well for starters and for those who haven't seen other brands of phones (Sony Ericsson, Nokia), this phone lacks all the good features that makes a phone a good phone. Lousy Sound Quality, Massive incompatibility, Stupid looking buttons, Oops Sensitive keypads, (i lost my names!), Stupid camera, Stupid size, I'm blinded lights, Soo high a-pricey, Where's the music jack, Where's my battery bars? Talking of speed versus time, How about buying extra LG phones for memory? What 1.3 megapix, I'm taking 2 megapix, what about video, what about softwares? What stupid games? Out of signal, out of battery, out of memory and out of time. What are you trying to pull? A disposable chocolate - seriously, not a good phone, but hey look at mr. brightside - I'm sexy, who cares what i may have inside (that nasty...)
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Nokia N95 (Silver/Deep Plum)
Price: $400 - $606
Nokia's N95 - Hot Phone!03/20/07
- Pros:
- Exciting New Features and Technology, Wide Screen, GPS, Quality Camera
- Cons:
- Big, Flippiliy-Fragile, Plastic, Weird design
There is no other phone more exciting than this phone- er, computer. Considering its wide range of never before seen features for a 'phone', this is simply a must have for phone lovers. With 5-mega pixels, GPS, high speed internet, the loved interface, wide-screen... no more i shall say - no further... this phone is such a breathtaking, earthshaking, (I know I'm exaggerating), anticipated breakthrough... The downside... is... though its metallic design may dazzle you at first, prolonged use wears out the beautiful coat, giving you an impression of cheap plastic casing, unworthy of encasing such powerful device... and its lack of protection of camera... well its not a camera, and lack of digicam features, makes the excuse of bringing your phone alone to an expedition lousy. Certainly, cameras are still in the mainline of photography. And no, this is not a computer device, although they call it a computer phone, which is technically a no-no and by they, i mean um--- nah forget it. anyways, this phone may be great, but it's not a miniature computer for you to rely on deeply. What about saving time saving documents? What about wide screen movies? Plus, what kind of music quality are you bringing to us - (we need water, sweat-resistant earphones during our fitness rounds). This is simply a must have but not an all-do. (Think of its memory capacity!) But thank you anyways--- we now have this exciting new phone... forget the downside, indulge!
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