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Wednesday 1 October 2003, 3:28 AM
No more needs be said about Palm handhelds. As for the phone, pity no speaker-phone, and that you have to use a hands-free cable. Third party flip case with speaker and microphone should be standard, as for travel kit (need cradle to charge).
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7.3Palm's handheld/mobile phone combo is generally well designed, but there are a few deficiencies that prevent it from being an outright winner.
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