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LG Prada
"My mobile phone company sent me one of these as an upgrade and I love it. Really cool styling and I found it pretty straight forward to use."

MP4 vp2
"Have to agree with the comments here - this watch is a shocker! Total waste of money."

HTC S710
"it's a lot smaller than the Apple phone and the XDA O2. that's a good thing but it's still a wedge in my pocket. hard to make them small with the keyboard I suppose."

HTC S710
"I got to fiddle with one of these for trade show and thought I'd share my thoughts."

MP4 vp2
"This is an mp3, mp4 playing watch. It also has an FM tuner, displays Ebooks, transfers data and comes with a built in speaker."

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Casio G'zOne Ravine 2 - no camera (Verizon Wireless)
The Casio G'zOne continues Casio's long tradition of ultrarugged phones with the bonus of improved call quality.

Motorola Droid Razr Maxx (Verizon Wireless)
The Motorola Droid Razr Maxx proves that a powerful Android superphone can remain thin yet still promise marathon-worthy battery life. If you can live without Ice Cream Sandwich and have big hands, the Maxx is extremely compelling.

Nokia Lumia 710 - white (T-Mobile)
The $49.99 Nokia Lumia 710 is an excellent way to get the growing capabilities of a Windows Mango smartphone for a rock-bottom price. Though it isn't an Android superphone with a luscious AMOLED display, it's a practical device that covers all the mobile bases.

Pantech Pocket (AT&T)
The Pantech Pocket dishes up a solid 4G Android Gingerbread experience at a wallet-friendly price, but the extra-wide frame, absent camera flash, and poor video playback quality could deter some folks.

PCD Wrangler (U.S. Cellular)
Don't be lured by the PCD Wrangler's rugged build or cheap price. Its weak call quality and lack of trendy smartphone features give this tough flip phone a glass jaw.

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