Aaron's cellphones....

Here are Aaron's new and old cellphones:

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Aaron's new Nokia 1100.

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Aaron's old phone, a Nokia 3315. Thrown by accident in a washing machine. Clean as a whistle. Dead as a doorknob.

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silentmode_v2 said…
hi ron,

i was trying to canvass the price between here and there because i'm buying one (again) for my wife. can you help me?

what's the ballpark price of nokia 3230, 6680, 7710, and 6630?

ericsson k750i and w800?

thanks in advance!
November 08, 2005 1:15 PM
TK said…
"...or try to find out the density of his mobile phone by measuring how much water it will displace if you put it in your bath tub."

http://ronanthony.blogspot.com/2005/10/trying-to-get-my-goat.html#comments

I WAS JUST joking, man.
November 08, 2005 6:22 PM
Ronald Allan said…
The approximate prices of the units you've mentioned (from gray market sources) are as follows:

3230 - 17K
6680 - 23K
6630 - 20K
K750i - 23K
W800 - 28K

Prices tend to change from week to week, and typically go down as soon as newer models appear. If you ask from official sources (with full-pledged warranties), the prices are about 1-2K higher. I'm not sure about the 7710, never bothered asking about it, since it seems more of a PDA than a phone. An N70 though, is about 30K.

No problem man. Hope this helps. :-)
November 08, 2005 7:07 PM
Ronald Allan said…
TK: Don't worry about it man. His first phone was screwed up long before you made that comment. :-)
November 08, 2005 7:08 PM
silentmode_v2 said…
thank you so much ron! the prices of phones there are almost the same here...hmmm...

i think i'm going to give her an arabic version! lol
November 08, 2005 9:12 PM
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