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Amstrad E3 Videophone Reviews |
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Boys
Toys Magazine, January 2005 "A slice of the future
that's accessible to everyone. Video calls may have been around for
a while now, largely on the 3 network, but the uptake has been slow
to say the least...That could be set to change with the E3, offering
easy to use video call capabilities to anyone with a landline (and
another E3 obviously) – it's even simple enough for your old
Nan to get to grips with." "Consider what you're
getting and it's pretty much a replacement for a lot of stuff you'd
normally do on a PC so you'd expect to pay something of a premium.
At just £99 you've got to ask yourself, have they made a mistake?
Snap them up before they or everyone else realise. Overall –
a great way to consolidate all your communication needs in the home."
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FQ
Magazine, January 2005 “Anyone itching to proudly
display their progeny to the grandparents without using webcams, broadband,
or even a computer, will find the latest incarnation of Amtrad’s
venerable Emailer the most exciting yet.” |
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Internet User Magazine, January 2005 "Boring phone
calls are a thing of the past with this state-of-the-art gadget from
Amstrad...
Amstrad has always had a reputation for producing innovative products,
but at an affordable price. The new E3 Videophone is no exception,
with some amazing new features that will impress novices and geeks
alike." "Indeed, this little beauty has a fabulous
array of tools, aside from the obvious video capabilities. Additionally,
it's possible to send and receive email worldwide without a PC. You
can also access and surf the Web, along with sending and receiving
pictures, text and sound from compatible mobile phones."
"Even the most inexperienced computer or phone user will be able
to master the controls here in a very short space of time." |
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Mind Your Business, October 2004 “A built-in camera
and colour screen mean that a company buying two of these units can
enjoy video conferencing at a price even the most parsimonious MD should
find appealing” “Desktop video conferencing for
multi-site businesses could make this device a business success.” |
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Amstrad E-m@ilerPlus Reviews |
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The Independent “For the family that doesn’t
want or can’t afford a computer, the e-m@iler plus is a cheap,
multi-talented phone that has more features than you can shake a mobile
at.” |
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T3 “For the small amount of money the Amstrad e-m@iler
is damn near unbeatable.” |
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Computer Shopper “If you have no desire to join the
growing number of PC users but need access to email and the web, this
is an ideal solution.” |
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FHM “Handily compact – the stylish set is barely
bigger than a normal phone – it offers a plethora of services
previously limited to comparable portables or pen and paper.” |
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Esquire “The Amstrad e-m@iler is the home phone with
attitude. It’s the quickest and easiest way to access the Internet,
send emails and SMS text messages, and even play games.” |
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Stuff Magazine “A telephone and email machine? Nice
idea.” |
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Fast car magazine “The Amstrad e-m@iler plus might
be the answer to your prayers. Not only is it the coolest looking home
phone you’ll ever see, you can also surf the web, send and receive
e-mails, SMS, text messages and faxes... and take advantage of its
digital answering machine and hands-free speaker phone.” |
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Computeractive “The Amstrad e-m@iler is great for
home use and it can’t catch any of the computer viruses that
are doing the rounds at present.” |
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GQ "Amstrad’s e-m@iler is the technologically
challenged consumer’s lifeline to the 21st century. It can be
used as a phone and fax, can send and receive emails, and access the
Internet… But there’s more: it’s so easy to use,
that even an adult can operate it.” |
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Customer Endorsements |
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Mrs
Harper |
“The e-m@iler has proved
a vital line of communication with my children who are both at university.
It means they can email us and we can pick up their messages at home
and reply immediately. Brilliant, as I don’t want to buy a home
PC.”
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Dr.
Gunning |
“What a brilliant little
machine, can’t believe I’m able to email and use the Internet
so quickly and easily and all for under £30… well done
Amstrad.”
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Ms.
Lynch |
“I use the e-m@iler to
keep in contact with my friends abroad. I can’t send personal
email from work and this offers me a great low-cost alternative. I
certainly couldn’t afford to call them all regularly –
but this way I can keep up with all the gossip!”
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Rebecca
Gobel |
“I’m currently
in a shared house at University and we all chipped in and bought an
Amstrad e-m@iler. It was brilliant value for money and enabled us each
to have a separate email address. It’s not only great for sending
quick emails to arrange big nights out – but also means we don’t
need to call our parents. I email or text my Mum and she calls me back!”
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Mr
Diplock |
“I use copymail on my
e-m@iler, as it enables me to keep in constant contact with my work
email. If I send any messages from my home e-m@iler, they are immediately
copied to my office email address. That way I always know exactly what
I’ve sent and exactly where I am.”
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Mr.
R de Gottel |
“I am 79 years of age
and not computer-minded at all. But having 3 young grandchildren living
in America, who are all into technology, I decided to take the giant
step into the 21st century and brought your machine. I have been able
to master the art of emailing with your easy to use unit, in conjunction
with your very clearly written instruction book. It’s great,
we’re emailing back and forth with snippets of news on schooling,
sports, pets, etc etc. Many thanks for inventing such a wonderful and
neat little machine.”
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