QUOTE (King Aragorn @ Jun 12 2009, 04:58 PM)

Magical, one question, does it support to plug 3,5MM-to-Composite-plug into TV?
Thats what new Nokias do, just load a movie, and get a projector, and *switch* *tap* *tap*
If by 3.5MM-to-Composite-plug you mean the red, yellow and white wires you plug into a TV then yes, you get a connector, plug it into the back and link it up to any TV, projector etc.
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You have a cinema! Also you can play games, or show a video you have recorded, or use the composite to plug into a stereo for boosting sound. And still the refresh rate is high. (No visual effects sent into TV, its a S60 feature)
The quality of video is exceptionally high when you are watching on an external device, so yes, you can have a cinema, and yet you plug it into the speakers and you get sound

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And do you have free racing game where you can race against up to 4 players through bluetooth?
Perhaps not, but do you have a game where you can race players in a different country to you?
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Can you do those things on iphone?

Yarp
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Or have Word, Excel and Powerpoint with most Office funtions? (Formulars, text size+font changing, and more)
There are Apps for it, this is a phone remember, not a laptop.
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Realize: Some phones have much more funtionality, but still you have a normal phone that is easy to use.
All to do is download applications to make it advanced. (Like Python, RGA, C++ computer binaries(for running DOS, PIPS)
I can change out the XpressMusic menu on my 5800 into a big application list where i can add and name apps.
In addition, i changed my homescreen into another style.

You can do those on an iPhone?
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All i need to do is find a free program for it on the internet, because all S60 is either Python, C++ or Java.
All these are popular for programming, which makes a wide community of programmers that do it for free.

Apple programming is free

You can even test it in the virtual iPhone on your Mac.