What does your iPhone replace?

[freakonaleash92]

seriously

there is no rational way you can justify the crappy little 2 megapixel camera replacing a 10 megapixel dedicated digital camera that at least has a FLASH.... and the video capabilities with a camera of that quality (around 2005 was when 2 megapixels was progressive) would just be terrible. maybe a N95 by nokia with the 5 megapixel camera could hold up, but seriously 2 megapixel camera replacing a camcorder? please.

 

[Michael CM1]

Motorola Razr phone
iPod 30GB
Alarm clock
PDA (mainly the calendar and address book functions)
Nintendo DS (I hadn't used it in a while, but I'm still selling it since I hardly ever played mobile games before)
Shopping list
Digital audio recorder (iPro Recorder way better quality than $50 sucker I bought a couple of years ago)

Things it does that I didn't do at all before:
Mobile e-mail
Mobile news (AP, RSS feeds, NY Times, etc.)
"Help me!" functions (using Google Maps to find something when out and about)

As for people who say it replaces a camera, ick! It takes pictures, but only at a basic level. I don't pretend it to be much more than a digital version of disposable cameras. I'm spoiled with a digital SLR. It also does NOT replace a GPS system, even if you have the 3G. Unless you have turn-by-turn navigation and some dude (or dudette) telling you what to do, it doesn't do what the cheapest of GPS units do as far as navigation.

 

[Balty]

Sony Ericsson Z550i
iRiver X20
PSP ('Mobile' Web/Email, Photos/Videos; not mobile gaming)
Alarm Clock