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Really hoping that someone gets it next week in retail....going away for the 2nd week of July and would love to bring this device along with me....I'm hoping for a reasonable price. I remember when the E61i was released the price was quite reasonable....For some reason E-series devices have...

Nokia had a few bad years before they got back on track...I think SE is due to get back on track and from the announcements so far this year, I'm impressed....let's just hold off on bashing SE until they release one of the new phones and gets a review.

I guess I'll try to find someone in the DFW area to play with one or order off of Nokia and return it if I don't like the keyboard.

They will be crazy to do that. Who will develop Apps for all those platforms? LOL They should take another look around and especially watch Nokia and see how they do as an island now. If Nokia is successful with OVI..maybe they will have a chance. If Motorola made a similar phone to the Samsung...

playing that bitch hard, or watching 90 minute cut scenes

The main problem with the e63/72/5 for web browsing is screen size. Unless a site is designed for mobile devices, reading web pages can be a challenge. Opera mini 5.1 beta loads hofo (including this thread) with no issue on the e63. Can the e72 or e5 be that different from the e63 for browsing...

This isn't a "show off my camera" pic, since this was taken on the fly....this is more of a "oh my god, who drinks this ****???" pic... again, E71 with the plastic film still on the lens kev

3 weeks 5 kids, wow :lol: I'm kidding!

Moe, I'm not trying to pick a fight with you. But the 5800 was Nokias first touch screen phone. The N97 followed with a unique form factor, touch screen, home screen customization. Both phones were like nothing that Nokia had released before. The N86 really has very little ground breaking...

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I'll also agree about the 40s and 90s. I doubt we'll get the same level of "people of all ages watching it" and getting shorts played before movies from the 40s, and the 90s seems to shine by itself (and I'm not saying that from nostalgia, I was not a kid by then).

My thoughts? Well, I clicked the link and here's what went through my brain: "This is utterly fantastic." So, yeah, 25 people in New York just became massively cooler in my book.

You're surprised.... why? I mean, most of that channels content can only be viewed by US and Puerto Rico anyway, so this isn't something new.

I have no idea how you think his hair is "real hair" maybe your seeing something I'm not but it looks pretty immobile and fake to me.

kath soucie grey delisle tara strong I'm suprised no one said julie brown yet bernadette peters sherri stoner and finally tress mcneille

wangchan, try this: MegaClock Hope it helps. Max Rome - Italy

I would hardly say that the '80's was a better decade for animation. The majority of cartoons then were cheaply made half-hour commercials for toys.

Not a bad ep. I liked the references to Fred Flintstone, Rocky the Squirrel and He-Man. But I did miss a part. I missed when they mentioned what happened to Kevin. I also didn't see what exactly started the fight between Stewie and Susie. Can someone fill me in here?