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'Awkward keypad layout.'

'Awkward keypad layout.'

'Awkward keypad layout.'

'the phone is so terribly slow you'll have plenty of time to ponder what you're going to do next while you wait for a screen refresh.'

'it lacks 3G support.'

'The phone is too frustrating to use.'

'The keys are so crowded and close together that it's easy to press the wrong button when typing with your thumbs.'

'There's nothing outrageously new about the Treo 750's features'

'the other keys can be very difficult to read.'

'the numbers on the button were too small and wore off.'

'The Cingular 8125 is available now at a pricey $299.99 with a two-year contract.'

'sticky volume slider controls'

'The hidden QWERTY keyboard was equally disappointing.'

'the headphone jack doesn't accept standard headphones.'

'poor camera'

'the headphone jack doesn't accept standard headphones.'

'poor camera'

'the headphone jack doesn't accept standard headphones.'

'poor camera'

'Bulky device is uncomfortable to hold.'

'The 128 x 128 front screen could have been larger, given the extra real estate available, but even when you're not using the PDA functionality, the 9300 works very well as a phone.'

'Some downsides of the Nokia 9300 include its heft, its awkwardly placed expansion slot, its nontactile, nonbacklit keyboard,'

'The keypad, for one thing, looks like a prototype's keypad more than a grown-up's one: it's not backlight and it feels terrible.'