Its a close deal for my brothers P1i, sold, paid and delivered. c", Goodbye, Chao and Farewell Sony Ericsson and Hello to the soon to be part of my family's mobile devices, Nokia N78. I can now truly say that we are one proud Nokia family users. haha
The main reason why I decided to campaign for my brother to give up Sony Ericsson P1i was because of Nokia N78, the bitter sweet device's price now runs at around Php13,900, Philippine Peso, on eBay.ph. Such big opportunity should not be missed since the device carries a very powerful features on par with the expensive Nokia N82. By the way I did campaign Sony Ericsson P1i before that's why he bought the phone instead of O2, no hard feelings Sony Ericsson, its just that Nokia N78 outperforms P1i in all aspects and touchscreen really does not matter.
Imagine this features at an affordable price; Symbian S60 Feature Pack 2, the most powerful user interface to date from Nokia, 16million color display, 76 MB internal memory (hang ups, not possible), 96 MB SDRAM memory, ARM 11 369 MHz processor (super fast interface), HSDPA, EDGE, WIFI (for sweet and fast internet browsing), Bluetooth, 3.2 Megapixel Carl Zeiss Optics, Built-in GPS, Java MIDP 2.0, MP3/M4A/AAC/eAAC+/WMA player, Stereo FM radio with RDS, FM transmitter, 3.5 mm audio output jack, Photo/video editor and more, such a sweet package for the consumers and bitter for competitors. It was the 
best valued mobile device ever for Nokia, unsurpassed, grand and prime.
My brother is music centric and the music department of this device is one of its strongest points, surely he will enjoy every inched of it. With Flashlite 3, Autorotate, Longer battery life, Tons of 3rd party software, Best customer support team, Firmware updates, its a total package you can ever imagine.No wonder why this phone garnered colorful reviews from different mobile sites all over the world.
Why not dump your current Non-Nokia devices, Samsung specially and grab the opportunity to own a very powerful device, Nokia N78.
Sep 9, 2008
Love and Hate Goodbyes!
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