Nokia 5140i
- z
- zani
- Uiw
- 09 May 2005
Hey guys no use off fighting. The thing is this has MP3 But its not a shock resistance. but in my knowledge the siemens M65 has that option. and the voice recording is so high u can record MP3 songs and as ringer tones
Hhahahahaha
- b
- bernard
- UDM
- 09 May 2005
hi guys...just read my opinion here...imagine..when your in the middle of jungle or inthe somewhere in the ocean..do u think..u need that MMC, videocams Etc..etc..? all u need is help and something can help u to direct where are your location, in 5140i u will find a compass...its that great...think will u!!
- S
- Satan
- P5m
- 08 May 2005
:) he he that's where you go wrong mate. see the thing is although you're not aware of it, there are s/w where you can cut parts of full mp3 songs. that's like you can seperate abt 30 sec of the song you like and then cut it and use that as a ringtone. when you convert them if need be with another s/w it comes to abt 200kb mate. see? now that wasn't that hard to understand, was it? :) oh and one more thing, ppl aren't as lame as you to think this phone can play mp3 songs with just 3MB of memory dude:)what that amigo guy meant was the ringtones...like i said common sense duuuuude!!! common sense :) hope you find it.
all the best...
- j
- jo
- SsG
- 08 May 2005
Satan, pay attention this time and stop arguing with God.My post was to clarify michyael p. amigo post that the phone "has mp3". My statements was not about"mp3 ringtones"Nokia states that the phone will come with few mp3 ring tones you fool, my argument that this phone is not an mp3 music player as some people will be misled to believe, so when you stupidly state that the phone can fit few mp3"ringtones", we already know that, poop brain. Mobile Review states that free memory is about 2MB and thus I stand behing my statement "the average MP3 song is about 3-4MB,, do the math. Most likely, the phone will play few notes from a very small MP3 file. Got it."
- S
- Satan
- PSW
- 07 May 2005
hey Jo i sure have lots of space mate cos my skull ain't clogged with crap like yours...:) i'm not commenting on how much it could have been improved with this new version of it. it sure could have been. but i was merely pointing out wht you missed with regard to tht mp3 ringtone issue mate. if u dont know, just dont make it any more obvious buddy...
cheers...
- J
- Jo
- SsG
- 07 May 2005
Rubaiyat, I can't agree more. I am still using N5100 and been waiting for a decent upgrade,bluetooth,larger memeory, MP3 Player,,not ring tones,"pay attention satan,,the only "sufficient space" is in your scull !! N5140i is a total disapointment for currnet N5100 and N5140 owners.We were expecting a 6230 in a shell:)Siemens M65 is a better choice and as I mentioned in an earlier post, looking forward for M75 in June.
- S
- Satan
- P5m
- 06 May 2005
Hey Jo,
make sure you know what your talking about when u comment on something next time. A 30 second mp3 clip fit enough for a ring tone can easily be converted to about 200-250 kb. hence this can easily hold about 5 decent mp3 ringtones while leaving suffient space for other stuff. obviously you dont need a whole god damn song for a ringtone you schnook. leave out the math.. use common sense first mate.
- R
- Rubaiyat
- P@U
- 05 May 2005
I'm still using Nokia 5100 & I love it too much. I am too disappointed that the new Nokia 5140i doesn't add any special feature. It doesn't even have blutooth, extra memory card. It is giving mp3 feature, but memory is not enough. Then what is use of it? I think NOKIA 5 series is 1 of the funky set ever. But, it doesn't have anything inside it...
- j
- jo
- SsG
- 05 May 2005
• People, please pay attention to details and don’t be misled by marketing gimmicks. Nokia states “24 polyphonic MIDI ringing tones, MP3 ringing tones, AMR audio clips “. Since the phone has a Total Shared Memory of 3MB, the average MP3 song is about 3-4MB,, do the math. Most likely, the phone will play few notes from a very small MP3 file. Got it.
- m
- michyael p. amigo
- P@1
- 05 May 2005
how i thought it has bluetooth,memory card, but its okey, it has mp3 and more clearer.than nokia 5140..but i still love my nokia 5140 its still kool...
- c
- chris
- i2v
- 04 May 2005
Once aagain, Nokia highlights its "quantity over quality"...I am a phone sales person, and I can't stand it when they bring out a so-called "NEW" phone, when a customer asks, "what's the difference?"..."oh nothing, just the screen...".........I look on my phone wall, and there are about 20 Nokia phones on it, but not many of them are much different to the others. For instance, Nokia 7610, 6670 - the same pretty much! Nokia 7250i, 6610i - the same! In my oppinion they don't need to release so many phones!
- t
- teen
- i2v
- 04 May 2005
If this phone had bluetooth it would be a lot easier to sell. Car kit compatible..and, a good selling point is.....if you work in an environment where it's dusty, moist etc...then leave the phone in your tool box (or tucked away in a pouch) and answer calls on the bluetooth headset when in these environments as you'd rather expose a bluetooth headset to this and run the risk of breaking a $100 unit, rather than having to replace a $500 unit! NOKIA, if you're reading this....a durable phone that supports car kit WITH CRADLE and is bluetooth capable is wanted by your customers...I am a dealer for Telstra, and this is needed! These a predominantly tradespersons, men, with big fingers...they need a key pad with BIG buttons, easy to read screen and all of the above!
- c
- christine
- i2v
- 04 May 2005
I would have thought Nokia would have actually brought out bluetooth in a durable phone by now! The amount of trade people I speak to that need a durable phone that supports a car kit is huge! Tradespeople are always travelling in their cars to and from jobs...they are talking on their phones in the car all the time! It needs to be car kit compatible.....and also, there needs to be a durable CDMA phone version of this that supports a car kit with cradle so coverage can be extended with cradle/antenna!
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- ande
- F9q
- 03 May 2005
why have nokia not put bluetooth in this kit, this will make it harder to sell in the u.k.
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- mikyboy
- mmS
- 02 May 2005
other than the amount of memory the specifications are really good... basically who ever buys this would only really require the rugged build + the ability to make and receive call...
any discrepancies please add on...
- l
- lucky briantoro
- UDM
- 02 May 2005
im working in the open space (outdoor activity) and i need tought cellphone cause sometimes my phone was fall down hardly, im interinsting to get this 5140i do u know, is this one became to sell in Indonesia??
- j
- jo
- SsG
- 01 May 2005
I am still using Nokia 5100 and love it, I passed the upgrade to N5140 and now disappointed by the N5140i. I am so much looking forward to Siemens M75. Nokia should know that Brand Loyalty is sacreficed if they don't keep up with the compition.
- D
- Dede
- Pxv
- 30 Apr 2005
I rather choose Siemens M65 or Upcoming M75 than this Nokia phone! Trust me you will not dissapointed by buying Siemens product, especially for it's 'M' series with additional extra tough, water resistant, dust resistant, shock resistant!
Viva Siemens,
--- The Reverse Engineer ---
- m
- mohammed
- ixN
- 28 Apr 2005
am a user of nokia 5100 its a good mobile i may change 2 5140i but i guess the memmory is small and the screen resolution could be better and does it record video .
i gue i wi buy a siemens m65 better mem & screen .
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- sAM hOBSON
- nEt
- 28 Apr 2005
can you download mp3 files onto this phone and how much money is the phone?