Voyager - Hot or Not?

[Guest FrankyG]

Honestly - who actually thinks that the Voyager/Tanager phones are good looking phones :?: I for one just can't get exited about them, it would be on functionality alone that I bought one. Compared to the Mpx200, it just looks rather chunky...in a King Size mars bar kinda way :roll:

It's a disappointment about the Moto running on 2002, on the other hand not having built in camera isn't an issue for me. I noticed in another thread that the camera quality on the E200 wasn't as good as the original SPV, THAT also is disappointing. I don't buy the argument that it's easily corrected on the PC, that really removes the 'see it, snap it, send it' appeal does it not? Don't get me wrong, a GOOD QUALITY inbuilt camera would be great, it seems that the E200 doesn't fit that description though :cry: I'm very temped to wait till the vapourware Moto mxp220(?) which will have it all (allegedly!) Meantime, I'm still undecided between E200 and Mpx200...

[Guest Paul [MVP]]

I actually quite like the style of the E100/200, and the Piano black / blue combo of the MPx does nothing for me :)

(And i'm a candy bar as opposed to clamshell man anyway!)

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[Guest cyrilthefish]

Personally i really like the look of the e100/200 phones, such a huge improvement i would have upgraded for that reason alone (but i got a e100 via orange care instead, hehe)

Design-wise, the only thing i'd really want in another phone would be one with a aluminium-coated shell like the siemens SL45 did. A holy-grail for mobile phone design if you ask me :) (ie. looks very nice and is near bullet-proof)

As for the e200's camera, thats only a minor niggle. all you'd need is a third-party bit of camera software that fixes the colour-balance on each photo it takes, or some little utilty that does it for you afterwards (i'm sure one of the software developers round here could do something like that) :(

[Guest casper508]

Got to have SP 2k3, BT + built-in cam. Not to bothered about the look tho.

Cas