All CELLPHONE AND ACCESSORIES REVIEW

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Review 1

Pros -
- Great Looker, cant think of a better looking candy bar phone out there.
- You cant stop playing with this beauty.
- Touch screen is super sensitive, making the investment in touch screen experience worth it.
- This is a good choice if you want to be different from the iphone crowd and also want to make a statement. (Iphone is too big for me, this is perfect length.)
- Has a great battery Life. Easy to Navigate. Decent camera and video in bright lighting, FM radio, MP3 player, bluetooth music headset support, Micro SD card slot, 256 mb card included, speaker phone.
- It is slightly slimmer and classier than the LG VU or other similar LG US models.

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Product Description
Measuring just 9mm (0.35 inches) thin, the card-style LG MG320 unlocked phone for international GSM networks slips easily into your pocket and, despite its size, is chock-full of features. It has a 1.3-megapixel camera with video capture capabilities and an integrated flash, and the lens cover on the back of the phone makes it look like a real digital camera while protecting the lens. Other features include Bluetooth for handsfree devices, 128 MB of internal memory (no expansion slot), an MP3 player, PC synchronization, and up to 2.5 hours of talk time.

This unlocked cell phone can be used with a GSM network service provider and it provides tri-band connectivity (900/1800/1900 MHz). It does not come with a SIM card, and it requires that you provide a SIM card for usage with your selected service provider.

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Review 1

I try to stay on top of technology without sweating the details. I shop, I blog, and I keep up with my TLA’s. (three letter acronyms). When this phone was released, I was understandably excited. I bought the display model from CompUSA before they got it out of the box for $699 in August of 2007. (it’s an N95-1, the “real” original N95)
Here’s what I’ve figured out since then:

1: You MUST have faith in Nokia and flash the firmware as it gets released (but not when it’s still beta). Every time I do, I find new bells and whistles that I didn’t have before.

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Review 1

I have been drooling over this phone ever since I first saw the teasers online last year prior to it’s release. I finally, got around to ordering this last Christmas and I have to say that I’m quite pleased with it.

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after several weeks of researching, comparing, & then waiting for its release, i was very pleased to purchase the Palm Treo Pro. this was my first smartphone & i wanted something that fit well in my hand & also had a lot of practical features. i think that i got both in the Palm Treo Pro.

design: it’s design is very (dare i say it) fashion forward. unlike previous Treo’s, its got a much slimmer profile & fits very well in either a pants or shirt pocket. i like the qwerty keyboard & the directional “palm” key works really well for moving from one field to another. i also really like that i can use the keyboard, the stylus, or even my fingertips to use the different programs & features of the device.

setup: the setup process was actually not bad at all. once i inserted my SIM card, the phone recognized the settings of my current service provider & integrated all of the network settings seamlessly w/o any issues. it comes with a decent amount of memory on the phone when you purchase it & can be upgraded to as much as 32GB of memory using micro SD.

i have found only one issue thus far. after using the device for around 3 wks i’v already broken a stylus. the styli are mostly metal with a plastic head & tip. the connection between the plastic head & metal stylus is the only thing i would suggest Palm redesigns. otherwise, i LOVE the device..

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I was excited to try this phone out as I have been using Windows Mobile devices for awhile (currently using the AT&T Tilt) and never been completely satisfied with their performance. A 16 gig phone geared for music and video looked right up my alley. Having used this phone for several days and tried as many features as possible, I’m not nearly as enamored with it as I hoped. For a $600 phone, I expected something far more polished. This seems to have been rushed into production and has quite a few bugs and problems. Let’s run down the good stuff first.

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I have used a blackberry for over 10 years now…give or take. I have always been impressed by the devices they have created in the past and the current line of devices. Since I like to be on the bleeding edge of tech, I just had to get a 8900.

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