After a year with the 700p, if you change out the antenna for the stub replacement, you'll think you have a new device. And you can keep your big sd card and adequate battery. And you'll be happy.
Levi Wallach wrote: > In other words, after a year with the 700P, there is still no reason to > upgrade, right? The only differences seem to be a few apps (most of > which you can get the same or better via third parties), and a slightly > smaller form factor. Oh, and mini-SD, which to me is worse. Also worse > is the battery life. So in essence all in all it is a downgrade. > > Luckily I hadn't been keeping track of all this stuff much and so wasn't > anticipating much. Like Don, I have my eyes on a more revolutionary > jump to a new platform (Palmix or whatever they call it). The 700P, as > I've said before, does almost everything I want/need right now. Sure, > the browser could be better, and multithreading would be nice, as would > built-in A2DP, but these are icing at this point. Looking at an iPhone > in person may cause me to start viewing my phone as clunky and > old-fashioned (at least in look and feel), but at this stage of life, > that's ok with me :-P. Maybe this will at least drive prices down on > earlier phones like the 650, and even 700P so that I can perhaps afford > to get one for my wife at some point...
