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The Nokia E61i Doesn't Deliver On Its Promises

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6. False of contrast/comparison
Quote: I would have switched over to the GSM/EDGE network full-time for a guaranteed connection -- if I'd had an unlimited data contract, which I don't.
>>&g... You mentioned one weakness of E61's EDGE speed. Good. Then how about iPhone? Is iPhone not a EDGE/WLAN? I do not see the difference you have concluded.

7. Straw man.
Quote: Nonstandard audio output.
>>&g... E61i hit the market nearly 0.5 year ahead of iPhone. Who agree with you to put such a rival to attack? Who do not you choose the E90? Do not you know many many Nokia phones use 3.5mm standard audio output, such as hot cakes N73, N76, N95, E90?

8. Begging the question.
Quote: ant to set up a means for the phone to get to the Internet? Sure, that's setting up an Access Point in Menu > Tools > Settings > Connection > Access Points. But if you want to set up Bluetooth, that's in a completely.
>>&g... Your logic, briefly here is: because AP setting is here, Bluetooth is here,(so this is disorganized), then you conclude that E61 is disorganized. What a reasoning model? Because it is disorganized, and so it is disorganized.

9. Red herring again.
Quote: the E61i software feels only incrementally better than what Nokia was putting out five years ago. It's a worthy competitor to phones that run Windows Mobile
>>&g... Does these assertions serve relevant to the comparison between E61 and iPhone?

10. Hasty generalization
Quote: any buyer forking out $450 for an Nokia E61i will shop it against Apple's entry level iPhone that is only $50 more.
>>&g... You just give a list of pros/cons of the Nokia E61i, but is this list complete for a complex phone contest?