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		Product	Date	Editors' Rating	Members' Rating	Price
		Amazon Kindle DX Global Wireless Edition The Kindle DX is too large to carry comfortably, and Amazon has made very little effort to customise it for the UK market. We like the ability to download content over the air, but otherwise prefer e-book readers that eschew the bells and whistles.	05 Mar 2010	6.5		£325
		Motorola Milestone Motorola's Milestone isn't the most attractive smartphone, but business users will appreciate its Microsoft Exchange support and high-quality display. Unfortunately, the slide-out QWERTY keyboard is a real let-down.	11 Feb 2010	7.4		£398
		PsiXpda The PsiXpda deliberately calls to mind a superbly well-designed and popular handheld from the past, but suffers by comparison. It's a good but not great device, the main issues being ergonomics and battery life.	21 Jan 2010	6.6		£499.99
		Acer Liquid Acer's first Android handset is good, but not perfect. However, the processor zips along, the screen is good and the connectivity features are all present and correct.	15 Jan 2010	7.5		£336
		HTC Nexus One It doesn't have all the features we'd like, but the Nexus One greatly enhances the Google Android family with a fast processor, good call quality and enhanced voice control features.	07 Jan 2010	8.3		£332
		HTC HD2 The HTC HD2 is an impressive touchscreen smartphone. You'll need large hands to use it one-handed, battery life may not satisfy power users and it's not cheap. But the huge screen, fast processor and capable UI overlay for Windows Mobile combine to make it a winner.	06 Jan 2010	8.0		£494
		Samsung Galaxy i7500 Samsung's Galaxy i7500 has a superb AMOLED screen, but the battery life is disappointing, especially if you're a heavy GPS user. Given the prevalence of location-aware services for Android, that's a cardinal sin.	30 Nov 2009	7.0		£475
		BlackBerry Storm2 RIM has successfully addressed the major faults with the original BlackBerry Storm, which centred on its depressing screen (in both senses of the word). We like the Storm2 a lot, which should appeal to committed BlackBerry users who want to try a touch-screen.	26 Nov 2009	7.6
		Acer neoTouch If you're after a Windows Mobile 6.5 smartphone with a large and touch-friendly display, Acer's neoTouch is worth considering. It could do with more built-in memory, but the 1GHz Snapdragon processor is fast.	24 Nov 2009	7.5		£326
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