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Thursday 16 December 2004, 5:40 PM
From what I have read, the 9500 sounds like a nice machine. At the high price and with a few negatives -- MMC rather than SD; no vibration call indicator. I would like to test one for a week to see if it fits my kind of work environment before buying it.
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8.0Mobile professionals who need access to contacts, basic office documents and communications facilities will find that Nokia's 9500 Communicator covers the bases very well indeed.
£ 499
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