On Mon, 3 Apr 2000, cyberspace wrote:
..
> > thats if you're a nokia fan. ericsson and motorola also make good phones..
> > but nokia is what i have.
> >
>
> Hi! since we're on the OT of Cell phones. Magtatanong lang ako
> kung magkano na ngayun ang cost ng mga cell phones, yung mura na pwede
> kong gamitin sa sinasabi nyo. :) . Sorry kung dito ako nagtanong kasi
> medyo mahirap mag window shopping sa mga malls and beside di ko alam kung
> saan makakabili ng medyo murang cell. :) Pasensya na mga kapatid, hope you
> understand.
I only have experience with Nokia 5110 and 6150. The cheapest Nokia phone
I know of that you can use as a GSM modem is the 5110. Note that you do
NOT connect your regular modem to the GSM phone -- it has an internal
9.6kbps data/fax modem that you connect to your serial port via a DAU-9
cable (or DLR-3 for 7110/8850 but the latter are not cheap phones).
Note that the 3210 has no modem. Its basically a toy for people who just
want ringtones and picture messages.
The 6110/6150 also have a 9.6kbps modem, but it can be "upgraded" via
firmware to 14.4kbps using Wintesla and an MBUS cable.
The higher-end Ericsson phones (T18, T28S, R320S) also have IR and data
modem functionality. I dont know if the cheap ones (GF688, A1018S) do so.
Probably, but I'd check if I were you..
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