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I wish I had got one of them instead of my Nokia 5800

That's just a bad photo, its actually quite a fitty.

Is it just me, or is the Nokia N86 f|_|cking ugly? The keys look really difficult to use too?

Salty water. Works a treat.

Totally agree with this. Web browsing is the only thing I have problems with on the N95 8GB. Sometimes someone will send me a message on gmail with just a . as the subject. I literally, by no means can click on the . to open the email. Perhaps gmail was a bad example, but I've had it on facebook and lots of other websites too. It would be an easy thing for Nokia to fix too. I hate opera mini, so please don't go there. The 5800 was better for web browsing. You could double tap the screen to zoom into the webpage, and double tap again to zoom out which was really nice. However for me, this is the only advantage of a touch screen. All the other points you have made don't really bother me personally too much. As someone who has tried to get on with a new phone - the N95 8GB is very difficult to get away from.

I'm sticking with my Nokia N95 8GB over this one I think. Text input isn't a problem for me, nor do I need 32GB of storage. N95 8GB is the best phone on the market and it has been for a long time now. I think Nokia out did themselves really and they're struggling to better what really was a phone ahead of its times.

Dell are a fantastic company who make really good quality stuff. The Dell Inspiron 1545 is there best selling Inspiron at the moment. The Inspiron series is aimed at the home user, so they will have sold a lot of them. Better to spend a bit extra and buy something that is reliable and will last you a long time than buy a Packard Bell or an Acer which won't be as reliable. Having said that, the last few Acer's I have worked with have been pretty good, but horrifically ugly. I personally wouldn't buy anything other than a Dell. http://www.trustedreviews.com/laptops/review/2009/02/20/Dell-Inspiron-1545/p1 Well worth contacting E-computers to see what they can do also - you'd be a fool not to.

I've got my Nokia 5800 for sale. Boxed like new. I've only used it a few times. I've even kept the little plastic bits that go over the screen and what not - really does look brand new. Will come with a windscreen mount, 8GB Micro SD memory card, and all the original accessories that came with the phone. It has a full Nokia warranty, with about 22 months left to run. The phone is unlocked, but originally from O2. £170.

So you know - what you're asking for in a 1545 is cost price for me. £1.84 profit lol.

Contact these guys: http://stores.shop.ebay.co.uk/eComputers-LTD__W0QQ_armrsZ1 Say you want what Baj posted for £300. I expect they will. I buy sh*t loads off 'em.

Dell Inspiron 1545. Job done.

http://ionmx.com/apps/display.aspx?t=283d-5f55-5f4b-7e3d-4c03e&h=ed027c07f2b1453c080a7fc5482017cf Saw this and thought of you hatch ♥

This threads a joke.

*Will likes this*

I showed a friend Scar Face for the first time a few days ago. 10/10 Best film ever. If only Al Pacino had stuck with that sort of character a bit more, I would call him the greatest actor of all time. Had a bit of a strange career though.

Falling Down is brilliant. They don't make them like that any more.

This made me lol.

Bruno really was ****e. Needs to concentrate a bit more on Ali G I think.

Agreed. Against my initial judgement, German people tend to be the nicest ones I meet on holiday. Russians are c*nts. Just best not mention the war.

It is very nice there. Kalkan's better though imo. I love Turkey (L)

You could join the army. Wouldn't have very far to travel then.

and me. I never intended to work here for as long as I have done so it's never bothered me.

Not having a work contract is swings and roundabouts really. Remember you can walk out of the job whenever you want without a contract!

I went to Sharm. It was a complete **** hole and all people were interested in both inside and outside the hotel were your money.

I was talking about the candidates. Slightly over exaggerated but they already had highly successful businesses, or very good jobs.