Re: What kind of cell phone? -- MIDRANGE-NONTECH

Subject: Re: What kind of cell phone?
From: "Mark Villa" <iseries.4.me@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 27 Dec 2007 19:31:39 -0500
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a few thoughts:
-the best cell phones are the free ones.

I am not being pessimistic but I am disappointed, perhaps because I
have never seen the phones more like a PDA in action by a person being
productive I have 4 new Sanyo's. I do not understand the paradigm that
gets the average Joe to upgrade the phone unless the old one is
failing.

The only thing I do productive on a cell is talk. The only usefullness
I see added by new phones is now I can set the alarm and stick it on
one of those water glasses in the hotel and it will wake the dead.

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