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'rugged phone'

'An example of how rugged this phone is displayed in the fact that it has been designed for use by United States military personnel, so it can withstand just about any weather conditions.'

'Motorola A1210 MING Aimed at the Chinese mobile phone market, the Motorola A1210 MING with its renowned transparent flip  features a bigger and better 3.1 mega pixel camera in comparison to the 2 MP camera carried by its predecssor, includes an integrated stereo FM radio which was previously lacking and now supports a larger 2.8 inch TFT resistive touchscreen with QVGA resolution. '

'great phone'

'built-in music player'

'the V3m's familiar metallic finish houses a built-in 1.3-megapixel camera with video-capture and playback capabilities'

'generous 1,000-entry phone book'

'absolutely accurate.'

'The Motorola v365 features Bluetooth connectivity, a handsfree speakerphone mode built-in and EDGE high speed data.'

'A special phone we had the chance to review is the Motorola V365, a phone that was designed to revolutionize the mobile phone market.'

'The phone's contact list is a bit more appealing than other handsets we've seen from Nextel, such as the Motorola i615 , and it supports while-you-type searching.'

'great first phone'

'The Motorola V235 is sleek little flip phone decked out in silver and black.'

'a reliable first phone'

'new standby screen'

'My favorite phone..ever'

'The Motorola V323 is an attractive silver flip phone'

'the latest in phone adapters, perfect for giving access to those who want wireless connections via their Motorola V323.'

'The Motorola V323 is an attractive silver flip phone for US Cellular.'

'burly phone'

'the phone was okay.'

'Very nice phone'

'flip phone'

'rather humble cell phone'

'is designed for consumers that want a low-cost handset'

'now is a good time to let you know about it's upgrade, the W375.'

'This flip phone opens quite easily and is small enough to fit in the palm of the user's hand.'