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> My 6230i is looking a bit scruffy now and I am due a free replacement
> from Orange.
>
> I like my 6230i and would like a similar phone.
>
> What is considered to be the successor to the 6230i?
>

> Steve Rainbird wrote:
>> My 6230i is looking a bit scruffy now and I am due a free replacement
>> from Orange.
>>
>> I like my 6230i and would like a similar phone.
>>
>> What is considered to be the successor to the 6230i?
>>
>
> Well I talked them into a N95 for free, with a Ł30/month for 18 months new
> contract.
>
> I previously had a 6230i (and still use it abroad because I cant unlock
> my N95). The N95 is a worth, if a little big, success and if you like
> playing with all the modern up-to-date technical innovations then this is
> the one for you.
>
> You could of course just get another 6230i - they are still good phones! I
> replaced my 6230 with a 6230i a while back.
>
> Tony

> My 6230i is looking a bit scruffy now and I am due a free replacement from
> Orange.
>
> I like my 6230i and would like a similar phone.
>
> What is considered to be the successor to the 6230i?

> In article ,
> steve.nospam.rainbird@mssint.nospam.com says...
>> My 6230i is looking a bit scruffy now and I am due a free replacement
>> from
>> Orange.
>>
>> I like my 6230i and would like a similar phone.
>>
>> What is considered to be the successor to the 6230i?
>
> 6300.
> --
> Regards
> Jon

> Steve Rainbird wrote:
>> My 6230i is looking a bit scruffy now and I am due a free replacement
>> from Orange.
>>
>> I like my 6230i and would like a similar phone.
>>
>> What is considered to be the successor to the 6230i?
>>
>
> Well I talked them into a N95 for free, with a Ł30/month for 18 months new
> contract.
>
> I previously had a 6230i (and still use it abroad because I cant unlock
> my N95). The N95 is a worth, if a little big, success and if you like
> playing with all the modern up-to-date technical innovations then this is
> the one for you.
>
> You could of course just get another 6230i - they are still good phones! I
> replaced my 6230 with a 6230i a while back.
>
> Tony

> In article ,
> steve.nospam.rainbird@mssint.nospam.com says...
>> My 6230i is looking a bit scruffy now and I am due a free replacement
>> from
>> Orange.
>>
>> I like my 6230i and would like a similar phone.
>>
>> What is considered to be the successor to the 6230i?
>
> 6300.
> --
> Regards
> Jon

>
> Jon wrote in message
> news:MPG.21eca08897c7dbac989693@nntp.aioe.org...
>> In article ,
>> steve.nospam.rainbird@mssint.nospam.com says...
>>> My 6230i is looking a bit scruffy now and I am due a free replacement
>>> from
>>> Orange.
>>>
>>> I like my 6230i and would like a similar phone.
>>>
>>> What is considered to be the successor to the 6230i?
>>
>> 6300.
>> --
>> Regards
>> Jon
>
> o2 told me the 6233 was the successor, I belived them, and such a load of
> rubbish have I ever used! It went back 5 times with faults, 6 new
> (refurbished) phones) thats how I have ended up with the Sony Ericcson,
> which I am more than happy with.
>