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I've been commenting on here for a few years now and I try to keep everyone up to date on the latest Bond gadgets but MGM has not been keeping us up to date on Bond so allow me to fill in the gaps in the direction I think he would've went. Everyone's heard my opinion of my C902 and C905 but I now have the Satio with the 12.1mp camera and 32gb of memory. It's a beautiful phone as the case with the C series but the difference is they left the actual phone business to Nokia. It runs off Nokia smartphone technology. It still retains Walkman and Cybershot software but for the main bits, all Nokia. This solves a lot of problems the C series had but adds some. For instance, navigating through the phone is very tricky, even after having used it constantly for two weeks. It doesn't have EQ adjustments in the Walkman for some reason. The camera seems to have less options. and it loses unimportant settings some times. On the upside, downloading media settings is way easier than on the C's and it gets much better reception. It also feels more solid than the C's which is nice because the 905 felt like a toy. I would recomend the Satio to anyone since you can find them online for under $300 now. Enjoy
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I've been commenting on here for a few years now and I try to keep everyone up to date on the latest Bond gadgets but MGM has not been keeping us up to date on Bond so allow me to fill in the gaps in the direction I think he would've went. Everyone's heard my opinion of my C902 and C905 but I now have the Satio with the 12.1mp camera and 32gb of memory. It's a beautiful phone as the case with the C series but the difference is they left the actual phone business to Nokia. It runs off Nokia smartphone technology. It still retains Walkman and Cybershot software but for the main bits, all Nokia. This solves a lot of problems the C series had but adds some. For instance, navigating through the phone is very tricky, even after having used it constantly for two weeks. It doesn't have EQ adjustments in the Walkman for some reason. The camera seems to have less options. and it loses unimportant settings some times. On the upside, downloading media settings is way easier than on the C's and it gets much better reception. It also feels more solid than the C's which is nice because the 905 felt like a toy. I would recomend the Satio to anyone since you can find them online for under $300 now. Enjoy
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