Which phone is the best choice

the n70 Music Edition
the n91 4gb version
the n80

05-Apr-200708:49 AM
nj15 wrote:
N80 for sure,it is almost complete except for the hard disk which is present on N91 4GB/8GB phones.N80 and Nokia Slider Phones are durable,patc,do you agree with it?
05-Apr-200708:49 AM
nj15 wrote:
The N80's certainly been durable enough for me and I use it as my sole music player, but then music's not my main priority .. although that is what I use the phone for most. Well, listening to podcasts more than music, really.
I got the impression that dronez was primarely looking for a music player, though which is why I think the N91 would be better: I believe it has better quality sound but most important, it has at least double the space.

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Z10
Q10
Display
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3.1-inch, S-AMOLED, resolution of 720 x 720 pixels,
and 330 pixels per inch
Processor
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BlackBerry 10.1
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In the end, I came to the conclusion that the handset that appeals to the larger majority of smartphone customers is the Z10. This device represents what people are accustomed to in the year 2013, while the Q10 appeals to a shrinking customer base that prefers a physical keypad over a virtual one.

Q10 vs. Z10 is a highly personal choice. As you pointed out in the specs the basic internals are identical. It comes down to full touch screen vs. physical keyboard. For a traditionalist like me it's the Q10 FTW. But then I cut my teeth on BlackBerrys all the way back to the 7230 model. BlackBerry's outstanding physical keyboard is ingrained in my DNA by now. I've also used Android phones and an iPhone so I'm no stranger to the full touch screen, and I even got used to the on-screen keyboards with that form factor. But the Q10 for me has just enough of a screen that I don't miss the full size screen too much, and it's more than compensated for by the keyboard I love so much.
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Which phone is the best.

Hi everybody,
Which phone is the best for ,mainly, web surfing.
Thank for your comments.
Fattan

04-Sep-2008 11:19 PM
el_loco wrote:
patc, E6x devices have QVGA screen, the same as if you rotate an N95, what are you talking about?
True, but when you rotate the N95 you then have the keyboard at the side which is - at best - a complete pain. Also, having a QWERTY keyboard is a distinct advantage if you're going to be doing any typing - which I certainly tend to do when on t'interweb, eg: entering URLs, yakking on here etc.
If, as the original post stated, web surfing is your primary concern, one of these E-series definitely beats any N-series hands down.
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http://www.forum.nokia.com/Tools_Docs_and_Code/deviceComparison.xhtml?dev=%5B5730%20XpressMusic%5D
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