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Sagem WA 3050

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  • Tony
  • 07 Jun 2002

Seemed too good to be true and was prepared to be disappointed however...nice design (better than the v ugly Nokia 9110, personal view..) and easy to use except for the alarm clock which is a fag and the sync software which took a little coaxing to load.. Handsfree phone volume good, signal strength as good as my old Nokia, a colour screen would have been nice and a 'Palm-esque' cover better than the one supplied. Attracts a lot of attention but, strangely, not well marketed. Can you use a Microdrive instead of a Compact Flash Card - who knows?

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    • OĞUZ OBUZ
    • 05 Apr 2002

    price ? thank

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      • abdul
      • 14 Dec 2001

      My company has just purchased 8 (Eight) Wa 3050 and i find that i has a few short comings such as the carry case should be like the compaq Pda's for easy use. I also find the battery life very short. I could be a bit smaller. The use of the earphone is very poor. The speakerphone volume is very low even if you max the vloume control. The software should support windows 98 and not only 2000.

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        • simon so
        • 12 Sep 2001

        Can you let me know the browser model for Sagem WA3050? Thx.

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          • Nick
          • 30 Jul 2001

          Excellent phone and great design! It would be better though if it would have a color screen.

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            • kt
            • 17 May 2001

            Quite useful gadget. Although the integration between the phone feature and the PocketPC system is still a bit off sync. System hangs too often, especially when receiving and making calls. Design is nice, but a bit big and heavy, people with smaller hands may have problem. P.S. Don't ask me how I got mine... : )

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              • Fernando Escabi
              • 08 May 2001

              I like the design. Haven't tried it though. I'd like it better if it had a color screen
              and 32 or 64 mb instead of just 16. Is there any PDA/Phone out there running
              pocket pc with such specs? It would really be the one for me.

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                • Desmond
                • 22 Apr 2001

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                Wasn't me the one that wrote the previous comment. Some guy just loves my name.. :))I guess he is pissed of because he read my comparison between Ericsson T68 and Nokia 8310
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                And about this guy's suggestion...well - if he is talking about the communicators 9XXX phones - maybe he is right...

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                  • Desmond
                  • 22 Apr 2001

                  Another suggestion, get Nokia. Simple & functional.

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                    • Desmond
                    • 20 Apr 2001

                    What can I say. Its design quite much resembles the design of Siemens SL45. Good looking - PDA and phone in one. Very useful for people who need such a thing. And it is not as ugly as the other phones of this class.

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