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Nokia XpressMusic 5610 Mobile Phone

Do you want a cell phone that plays back music well, but you don't want the bulk that comes with the all-in-one phones like the iPhone? The Nokia XpressMusic 5610 might be worth a look.
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Callpod Dragon Bluetooth Headset

Talk with friends in the same building using a pair of Callpod Dragons like walkie-talkies.
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Samsung SGH-G800 Mobile Phone

The Samsung SGH-G800 is as much a camera as it is a mobile phone: a 5 megapixel camera, 3x optical zoom and Xenon Flash.
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T-Mobile Sidekick 3

The T-Mobile Sidekick 3 is communicator of choice for celebrities and for good reason. It's easy to chat, send email, browse the web or place normal cell phone calls, and it looks pretty cool when you flip out its display to reveal the keypad.
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Motorola KRZR

The Motorola KRZR offers a new design to Motorola's popular cell phone line. Will it beat out the RAZR as the new cell phone king?
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T-Mobile G1 Mobile Phone

The T-Mobile G1 mobile phone is the first mobile to use Google's Android OS and is also the latest contender to the Apple iPhone's crown. Does it come close?
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BlackBerry Curve 8900

The BlackBerry Curve 8900’s biggest drawback is its slow EDGE modem, but if you don’t use the internet too frequently when away from Wi-Fi, then the 8900 is a great choice.
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Jabra BT325S Headset

The Jabra BT325S Bluetooth headset works just as well with your cellphone or your favorite MP3 player. We also take a look at the Jabra BT125 earpiece.
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Sidekick 2008

With more features without bulking up in size, the Sidekick 2008 is a solid upgrade.
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