Best Cell Phones - Candy Bar Style, RS-232 Connectivity, xHTML Data Formats

Cell Phones Style: Candy Bar Connectivity: RS-232 Data Formats: xHTML

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Sony Ericsson K300i Cellular Phone
What reviews say:

'Awkward joystick.'

'no headset included in package.'

'The shell that hides the battery is quite thin, so creaky sounds come out every time you press the cover, no matter how much effort you put into this.'

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Sony Ericsson K700i Cellular Phone
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'The K700i is capable of storing 5 different phone numbers per person.'

'Headset audio quality was fine'

'It only stores variable phone book entries, which is sufficient for the casual cell phone user but, if you have many business contact or friends, this may not be enough for you.'

'bright, 16-bit colour display'
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Sony Ericsson P900 Cellular Phone
What reviews say:

'The familiar 5-way jog dial is still present, as is the removable flip'

'If you're familiar with the Symbian OS and are looking for a combo device that works equally well as a PDA and as a phone, the P900 is a good option'

'Speakerphone captation isn't as good as Nokia's or Motorola's.'

'Stylus travel is suitably short.'
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Sony Ericsson T610 Cellular Phone
What reviews say:

'The RF reception of the T610 on T-Mobile USA's 1900Mhz band is terrible.'

'However dim lighting made the pictures very dull and lifeless.'

'it's never let me down or got clogged up'

'a note can be placed as a post-it on the Homepage of the handset - a simple, yet quite ingenious feature.'

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