[talks-uk] Re: E SERIES PHONES V N SERIES PHONES
- From: "Steve Nutt" <steve@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <talks-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 7 Feb 2010 17:28:21 -0000
Hi Simon,
Sounds like your N95 needs a firmware update. I have an N95 and an N95-8
here and neither stutter at all.
All the best
Steve
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Sent: Saturday 6 February 2010 22:34
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Subject: [talks-uk] Re: E SERIES PHONES V N SERIES PHONES
I can't give you a complete run down, but comparing the e90 and the N95, I
have to say, that I think that the e90 has the edge.
I say this, as, when using the built in speakers, I have found the N95 sound
rather tinny, when compared to the e90 one, and have also had problems with
music and talks stuttering on the N95, if talks speaks when music is
playing. also, when you have started a track on the N95, the music player
window seems to vanish, so if you want to stop or pause the track, you have
to mess around to get the music player window back, whilst also having to
put up with the stuttering, which is enough to drive one mad! I don't have
any of these problems with the E90, which is another reason why I prefer it
for music and audio books.
this is a bit of a shame, as the N95 does have some otherwise useful
sound/video features, such as the av cable output, the wired remote which
can take any standard headphones with a 3.5 jack, and actual stereo
positioned speakers.
as an extra, you can get an adaptor for the E90, so that you can use
standard headphones with it, but the only one I have seen, is a really
horrible cheep and nasty bit of chinese junk, which tends to fall apart
easily, so is virtually useless for regular use, where as the av cable, and
wired remote, I think are supplied as standard with the N95.
you can also get some really nice Bluetooth speakers, such as the supertooth
disco, if you take your audio seriously, but I haven't managed to find a
really good set of Bluetooth headphones yet.
the only ones I did find, which were the Motorola S805 headphones, just
refused to work with either of my phones for some strange reason.
this, again, is a shame, as they were really the tops, and had just about
everything I wanted, for example, they were full headphones, not those in
ear jobs, which I can't stand. they also had volume and navigation shuttle
controls actually on the headset, and these were really nice good sized
ones, not microscopic ones.
Simon
----- Original Message -----
From: "alprit" <alprit@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <talks-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, February 06, 2010 8:07 PM
Subject: [talks-uk] E SERIES PHONES V N SERIES PHONES
Hi
I'm sure this has probably been asked before but would be grateful if
someone could tell me which out of the E and N phones are better in terms of
memory and sound quality.
Thanks
Pritesh
Pritesh and Alpa Thakore
E-mail: alprit@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Skype name: alprit5
MSN: pritalpa@xxxxxxxxxxx
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