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Saturday 28 July 2007, 12:26 PM
apparently a nice phone, but a ridiculously short battery life and a bulky charger (no mini USB connector!) make it a no-go
| Design |  |
5.0 |
| Features |  |
4.0 |
| Performance |  |
2.0 |
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