Siemens S45
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- Zorgraph
- 20 Sep 2001
@Unknown: Hm, does really look good... What do you mean with "new SMS options" ?
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- Anonymous
- 18 Sep 2001
the photo of the gd75 that gsmarena.com shows is not the right one see the real look of panasonic gd75 in this site :http://www.worldgsm.org/pan_gd75_ph.shtml
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- Anonymous
- 18 Sep 2001
thnx but i prefer panasonic softawares : it can record ringing tones , it has 5 backlight screen , it has an alarm but turning your phone on/off ! 6lines screen , joystick , new sms options ...
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- Zorgraph
- 18 Sep 2001
@Unknown: You know that you can also download pictures and screen savers and with flexible memory you'd have lots of space to save them. Or try C45 it has no flex memory but you can change cover like the Nokia handies .........
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- Anonymous
- 18 Sep 2001
ok but flexible memory is good for business men , for people who need lots of space to put enough e-mail adresses or phone nubers for the people who does'nt need much (teenagers like me , i am 16) panasonic is an ideal phone for an ideal price which is going to be between the price of panasonic gd35 and the one of panasonic gd95 so i can say that isn't expensive a lot compared to a nokia ... i'll say that siemens is good for workers and the designs are not extrordinary i just like the siemens s45 with the blue backlight you can see it in this page : http://home.t-online.de/home/Hans-Georg.Hoesl/S45blau1.jpg
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- Zorgraph
- 18 Sep 2001
Mhh, I found out that for me in Austria it is 3 times higher than a SMS. Okay, this is an argument. And I also noticed that S45 doesn't have all EMS functions implemented :-(. But I still think S45 is better than GD75 because it has flex memory where you can decide for which function to use it.
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- Anonymous
- 17 Sep 2001
you know ems is six times more expensive than a normal sms if you knew that you'll not say that i mean fore this price anybody is going to use ems
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- Zorgraph
- 13 Sep 2001
@Unknown: Why do you ask this on the S45 page ? Anyway: Panasonic GD75 shouldn't be compared with S45, more with C45.
Although GD75 doesn't seem to be a "looser" I miss 2 features: GPRS and EMS. EMS will be important in the nearer future so I wouldn't recommend GD75....
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- Anonymous
- 13 Sep 2001
what do you all think about panasonicgd 75
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- MARC RISCH
- 11 Sep 2001
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- miepie
- 04 Sep 2001
Een te gekke, mooie en zeer fijne telefoon. Heb wel even moeten wennen aan het menu aangezien ik altijd Nokia heb gehad, maar ik ben tevreden met de overstap. Maaaar......weet iemand hoe ik dit toetsel op handfree kan krijgen???? Het moet kunnen maar ik kan niet vinden hoe. Please help me!!! Alvast bedankt!!
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- Mark LV
- 03 Sep 2001
As far as I know - and I've looked into the matter - any problems with the S45 have now been resolved. It's a great little phone and I recommend anyone to buy it - unless they are happy to wait for the Ericsson T68.
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- Borut
- 26 Aug 2001
Hello, i`m interested on buying the new S45, but I heard that the integred antena and the receiver doesn`t work well I would like to know if this statements are correct or not, because when the S35 arrived people were saying the same things, but I was impressed, because the receiver and the phone were working with no problems.
Can any new owner of the S45 help me, thanks.
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- Greg
- 22 Aug 2001
do Erik or anybody else who could test new S45 or even ME45 experienced same softwares bugs like the SL45 used to do? is it already a 'stable' phone? can users post the good and bad points after having using it a while? thanks
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- fransiska
- 21 Aug 2001
please send me more information about siemens S45
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- ERiK
- 18 Aug 2001
Hmm yeah SL45 has MP3, like 5 minutes of it, plus it drains your battery, and the SL45 has an ugly antenna. Something that Ericsson has also yet to learn to remove...
I bought an S45 3 days ago and I love it, you get a datacable so no more searching the web for ringtones or logo's. I used to be a real Nokia-fan; but eversince everyone is buying a Nokia here in Holland there are 2 reasons for me not to:
1. everybody has the same phone after a while
2. nokia is charging absolutely rediculous prices for it's phones. Take the 8310 for example. Around here it will cost 600 Euro, and whatfor? An FM Radio? hahaha; nokia think they're funny right?
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- A
- 18 Aug 2001
scrap this phone, the sl45 has eveything this has and a mp3 player + its more attractive.... who cares about gprs...
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- jang
- 26 Jul 2001
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- Miranda
- 18 Jul 2001
And by the way, S45 HAS indeed been released, available at least in Sweden and Denmark.
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- Miranda
- 18 Jul 2001
Battery times are incorrect on this site, actually they are like following:
ME45: Stand-by time (with standard battery)60-300 hrs, Talk time (with standard battery) 100-300 min
S45: Stand-by time (with standard battery) up to 300 h, Talk time (with standard battery) up to 6 h
Also, S45 supports picture messaging while ME45 doesn't.