Mitsubishi M350
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- Terrytubby
- 09 Sep 2004
I dun think they come with any covers?
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- PaPaBeard
- 08 Sep 2004
Does anyone know where to get a cover for the phone in Sg. M350 seems to be a similar size to SonyEric T630, Nokia 3200?, but do these covers block the camera?
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- jt
- 06 Sep 2004
Is that photo editor on this phone how to do it?
Regards
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- Terrytubby
- 06 Sep 2004
Whao! Singapore Singnet is having this phone at $98 with 2 year contract! Hahah I finally bought it!!! My old phone was M320.
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- Anonymous
- 06 Sep 2004
Thank you James.
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- Anonymous
- 04 Sep 2004
I think you should take some time to familiarise with the keypad. Its a new phone, a different feel from your last phone. Your fingers are not used to the new layout and the new feeling of the keypad. It feels a bit hard to press at first but after awhile you'll get used to it when it gets seasoned.
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- Benedict
- 04 Sep 2004
Hey! I just got my phone today. I found the buttons are quite hard to depress. Is it common to all phones or is it a fault?
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- Logan
- 03 Sep 2004
Hey everyone, ne one want a chat ... im soo bored. PS i love this phone !!
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- Anonymous
- 03 Sep 2004
Wow... the new M900 sure looks impressive..... can't wait for tt!! Sorry M350! :)
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- James
- 03 Sep 2004
Go to Device Manager-> Select your IR Port->Advanced->Try setting the 'speed' less than 110000 (eg 58000 or 38400). This shud do the trick.
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- rayson
- 03 Sep 2004
not bad .
but can't get plastic cover for it
any idea to get 1??
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- Anonymous
- 03 Sep 2004
Hi James, I've been trying to use the IR Port to transfer the pics to the PC but it always indicates No Peer Found. Any solution u reckon? I'm using a USB IR Cable. Thanks.
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- Batman
- 02 Sep 2004
What's your problem Joker?
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- Anonymous
- 02 Sep 2004
Ya, this batman's blind in the day, so his hearing is expectionally good :P
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- Batman
- 01 Sep 2004
Well, I don't find the volume soft. I don't even set to maximum volume. I only use maximum volume if the surrounding is too noisy. If I set the volume to maximum and the surrounding is normal, then its too loud for me. No offence, but maybe the guy got hearing problem? Better check your hearing with the doctor.
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- Anonymous
- 01 Sep 2004
I think what the person was trying to say is that the speaker is soft. After having this phone for nearly 2 months I find the conversation volume is soft even at maximum. Use to be a Nokia user and find that Nokia fones has the best reception and speaker. But overall I'm happy with this phone :)
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- Batman
- 01 Sep 2004
What clarity problem man? I've using this phone for a few weeks already and there is no clarity problem. When the signal is strong, the voice quality is very good. In some places where you can't get a signal (network) or where signal is weak, yes the voice quality is not so good. But then if there is no signal or no network coverage, any phone also will have voice quality problems.
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- JC
- 30 Aug 2004
Thanx to user "Unknown".
Yep, totally agree with you as Mitsubishi really did a great job in M350 as compared to other brands at this price range; and it's even better than some of the phones which are of higher prices!!! But what a pity that the caller id is a non-fullscreen one...........
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- Anonymous
- 29 Aug 2004
Unfortunately, I don't think we can set the caller ID as full screen... Unlike SE's K700i... sigh... but I believe Mitsubishi has done a good job at producing great handphones such as M350 this time... so user friendly... superb screens...
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- M
- 27 Aug 2004
thanxalot to users "unknown" and "Terrytubby" for giving the price of M330.:)))