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by dkaakd,
Feb 23, 2006
Pros: Windows OS means lots of software. Build quality. Wifi connectivity. Outstanding phone and fuctions.
Cons: Wireless B?? Feels cheap but its not cheaply built. Screen protector a must!
The Bottom Line: If you use a PDA and a phone this is the best option, hands down. Lots of software titles, Wifi, Bluetooth, GPRS, and an outstanding keyboard/form factor to boot.
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by mgma,
Sep 19, 2007
Pros: Does anything a mini PC will do and then some.
Cons: I live in an area where the phone signal is low but works OK.
The Bottom Line: For students. Great. For Business users. A must. for gadget lovers. Great toy. For beginners. you will master its capabillities very fast.
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by jsindygirl,
Feb 19, 2007
Pros: Nice appearance, good functionality, lots of versatility
Cons: Complicated for a new user, sound quality so so on incoming calls, somewhat slow processor
The Bottom Line: Nice phone, too complicated for me, but great for those more technologically inclined -- has helped my family be more organized.
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by gladwish,
Sep 9, 2006
Pros: Great functionality, excellent convergence device.
Cons: Small stylus, odd caps/shift/number setup. difficult initial setup.
The Bottom Line: If you can, wait until the 8500 comes out in a few months, if you can't wait then go ahead you won't regret it.
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by therainking,
Sep 24, 2006
Pros: Wide and powerful range of features, more than adequate converged device
Cons: Sometimes confusing setup, occasional WM5 stability questions
The Bottom Line: A very powerful and solid device, it is not for the fainthearted or simple phone user. When fully tapped, it will straddle the gap between phone and PDA.
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by lenguitar,
Jun 16, 2007
Pros: Good display, responsive, good connectivity options, cool keyboard, nifty design, good build quality construction
Cons: Can't use keyboard(s) when driving, annoying interface options, minimal manual
The Bottom Line: I like it because it is a full featured phone, but with enough quirks for the gadget-meister in me to have fun with. Plenty of play time here
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by mpwhitmer,
Jul 1, 2007
Pros: Powerful device and the reception gives Nokia a run for their money.
Cons: Thick, bulky and slow internet
The Bottom Line: I would buy a newer device becuase of the slower GPRS network.
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by medicineman82,
Dec 27, 2006
Pros: Does almost everything a PC can!
Cons: No physical keypad for dialing. Smallish stylus. Some features of Windows Mobile 5 are irksome.
The Bottom Line: This PDA-phone is the ultimate hybrid device but requires significant compromises.
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by paradox1156,
Jan 24, 2008
Pros: slide out qwerty keyboard, it does everything! wifi!
Cons: flimsy, fragile screen, too loud
The Bottom Line: If you need a computer or need wifi this is your phone. If you just want a basic phone with a calculator and text messaging try another.
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by freepain123,
Mar 20, 2007
Pros: Everything you could ever want this phone has, MP3, Phone, Wireless, Everything.
Cons: Little expensive
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