
|
3 Skypephone (2007)
A lightweight and inexpensive 3G phone
with integrated Skype.
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3 Skypephone S2 (2008)
Second generation Skype mobile from 3.
|

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Acer DX900 (E-TEN Glofiish DX900)
Long-awaited dual-SIM Windows smartphone.
|

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Apple iPhone (2007)
One of the most anticipated phones..
ever.
|

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Apple iPhone (O2 UK) (2007)
The UK version of the iPhone, exclusive
to O2.
|

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Apple iPhone 3G (2008)
This second generation iPhone adds 3.5G
and GPS.
|

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Bang and Olufsen Serene (2005)
Stylish, unusual and expensive.
|

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BELLPERRE (2008)
Exclusive and expensive hand-crafted
luxury phone.
|

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BELLPERRE NERO GOLD (2009)
Expensive and exclusive luxury handset.
|

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Benefon Twig Discovery (2006)
GSM handset with a fully integrated
GPS and satellite navigation system.
|

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BenQ P50 (2006)
Late, but still very competitive Windows
smartphone.
|

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BenQ-Siemens AL26 Hello Kitty (2006)
A very cute slider phone with basic but
practical features.
|

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BenQ-Siemens C31 (2007)
Lightweight, low cost music phone.
|

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BenQ-Siemens C81 (2006)
Capable multipurpose handset aimed at
the mid-market.
|

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BenQ-Siemens CF61 (2006)
Bland clamshell phone with a 1.3
megapixel camera.
|

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BenQ-Siemens CL71 (2006)
Overweight and underpowered sliding phone.
|

|
BenQ-Siemens E52 (2007)
Low cost business phone with a built-in
laser pointer.
|

|
BenQ-Siemens E61 (2006)
Unusual music phone with some intriguing
features.
|

|
BenQ-Siemens EF51 (2006)
Unusual compact multimedia phone.
|

|
BenQ-Siemens EF61 (2006)
An attractive "girlie" clamshell
phone.
|

|
BenQ-Siemens EF71 (2006)
A stylish multimedia clamshell device.
|

|
BenQ-Siemens EL71 (2006)
Understated and lightweight sliding phone.
|

|
BenQ-Siemens M81 (2006)
The latest ruggedised "M-series"
handset adds a few features over the previous
phone.
|

|
BenQ-Siemens P51 (2006)
Improved version of the BenQ P50, with
a software upgrade and more memory.
|

|
Blackberry 7100t (2004)
Clever and compact messaging device made
for T-Mobile USA.
|

|
Blackberry 7100x (2005)
O2's version of the compact Blackberry
messaging device.
|

|
BlackBerry 7130g (2006)
This compact BlackBerry adds EDGE, more
memory and a longer battery life.
|

|
BlackBerry 8700 Range (2006)
This popular messaging device
gets a major upgrade.
|

|
BlackBerry 8700c (2005)
An upgraded version of the definitive
messaging phone.
|

|
BlackBerry 8707v (2006)
This first 3G BlackBerry is exclusive
to Vodafone.
|

|
BlackBerry 8800 (2007)
This messaging device adds GPS
and multimedia support.
|

|
BlackBerry 8820 (2007)
The first BlackBerry with WiFi
|

|
BlackBerry 8830 World Edition
(2007)
A dual-mode CDMA/GSM messaging
device for US customers.
|

|
BlackBerry Bold 9000 (2008)
The most advanced BlackBerry device to
date.
|

|
BlackBerry Bold 9650 (2010)
Dual mode CDMA/GSM messaging phone.
|

|
BlackBerry Bold 9700 (2009)
Competent but unimaginative messaging device.
|

|
BlackBerry Curve 8300 (2007)
Consumer-friendly messaging device.
|

|
BlackBerry Curve 8310 (2007)
The "prosumer" Curve now has
inbuilt GPS.
|

|
BlackBerry Curve 8320 (2007)
WiFi capable version of the Curve.
|

|
BlackBerry Curve 8520 (2009)
Mildly updated consumer messaging device.
|

|
BlackBerry Curve 8900 (2008)
A slightly cut down version of the Bold
9000.
|

|
BlackBerry Pearl 8100 (2006)
The most compact, and arguably most advanced,
BlackBerry to date.
|

|
BlackBerry Pearl Flip 8220 (2009)
Clamshell version of the Pearl messaging
device.
|

|
BlackBerry Storm 9500 (2008)
The first touchscreen BlackBerry device.
|

|
BlackBerry Storm2 (9520 / 9550) (2009)
A slight update to last year's touchscreen messaging
phone.
|

|
BlackBerry Pearl 8110 (2008)
The Pearl with added GPS.
|

|
BlackBerry Pearl 8120 (2007)
The Pearl with added WiFi.
|

|
Buddy Bear Phone (2005)
Simplified GSM handset designed for very
young children.
|

|
Dell Mini 3
Dell's first attempt at a smartphone, initially bound
for Brazil and China.
|

|
E-TEN Glofiish X650 (2008)
Windows smartphone with GPS and a VGA
resolution display.
|

|
Emblaze Touch 7 (2006)
Good value for money multimedia slider.
|

|
Emporia Life (2007)
An oversized phone that is designed to
be very simple to use.
|

|
Fly Mobile SL500i / Orange TR1 (2007)
A compact, low cost slider phone.
|

|
Fly Mobile SL600 (2007)
Lightweight slider that offers good value
for money.
|

|
Fly Mobile SLT100 (SX210) (2007)
Very good value for money touchscreen
phone.
|

|
Fujitsu Siemens Pocket Loox T810/T830
(2006)
Very impressive Windows smartphone with
inbuilt GPS.
|

|
Garmin nüvifone (2008)
Advanced GPS functionality in a mobile
phone.
|

|
Garmin-Asus nüvifone G60
Very late hybrid satnav
/ phone device.
|

|
Garmin-Asus nüvifone M20
Unremarkable Windows phone
with SatNav built in.
|

|
Google Nexus One (2010)
Google's first own branded device is a powerful Android
smartphone.
|

|
Grundig Mobile X5000 (2006)
Unusual clamshell phone with a 6 megapixel
camera.
|

|
GSmart MS820 (2009)
Highly competent but unremarkable Windows
device.
|

|
GSmart S1200 (2009)
Attractive Windows phone with a custom
user interface.
|

|
GSmart t600 (2008)
Windows smartphone with a VGA display
and digital TV.
|

|
HP iPAQ 600 Business Navigator (2007)
Windows smartphone with GPS.
|

|
HP iPAQ 900 Business Messenger (2007)
Windows smartphone with WiFi, 3G, HSDPA
and a QWERTY keyboard.
|

|
HP iPAQ Data Messenger
(2008)
Windows touchscreen phone
with a slide-out QWERTY keyboard.
|

|
HP iPAQ Voice Messenger
(2008)
Conventional looking but
clever Windows smartphone.
|

|
HTC Advantage X7510 (2008)
A very large smartphone, or perhaps a
very small notebook PC.
|

|
HTC Desire (2010)
High-end Android smartphone.
|

|
HTC Dream (2009)
Android powered smartphone.
|

|
HTC HD2 (2009)
Powerful Windows device with a very large display.
|

|
HTC HD Mini (2010)
Fully featured Windows smartphone in a slighty more
compact shell.
|

|
HTC Hero (2009)
Powerful Android touchscreen phone.
|

|
HTC Legend (2010)
Very stylish Android smartphone.
|

|
HTC Magic (2009)
Android handset, exclusive to Vodafone
in most markets.
|

|
HTC MAX 4G (2008)
Impressive WiMAX smartphone, exclusive
to Russia.
|

|
HTC MTeoR (2006)
Compact Windows Mobile 5.0 smartphone.
|

|
HTC P3300 (2006)
Versatile Windows PDA-phone with GPS
and TomTom software.
|

|
HTC P6300 (2007)
PDA-style Windows smartphone.
|

|
HTC P4350 (2006)
Capable Windows smartphone with a QWERTY
keyboard.
|

|
HTC P6500 (2007)
Impressive smartphone aimed at corporate
and industrial customers.
|

|
HTC S620 (2006)
Windows-based messaging phone.
|

|
HTC S730 (2007)
Conventional looking phone with a slide-out
QWERTY keyboard.
|

|
HTC S740 (2008)
Somewhat unorthodox Windows smartphone.
|

|
HTC Shift (2007)
Not exactly a smartphone, but a
highly connected ultra portable PC.
|

|
HTC Smart (2010)
Mass-market smartphone with the new HTC Sense platform.
|

|
HTC Snap (2009)
Easy-to-use messaging smartphone.
|

|
HTC STRTrk / QTek 8500 (2006)
Compact and stylish Windows clamshell
phone.
|

|
HTC Tattoo (2009)
Midrange Android smartphone.
|

|
HTC Touch (2007)
Compact Windows smartphone with a clever
interface.
|

|
HTC Touch 3G (2008)
Attractive, compact and capable Windows
smartphone.
|

|
HTC Touch Cruise (2007)
Impressive Windows smartphone.
|

|
HTC Touch Cruise 09 (2009)
Advanced GPS smartphone.
|

|
HTC Touch Diamond (2008)
Powerful Windows smartphone with GPS
and a VGA resolution display.
|

|
HTC Touch Diamond2 (2009)
Powerful but compact Windows smartphone.
|

|
HTC Touch Dual (2007)
A 3G version of the touch with a slide-out
keypad but no WiFi.
|

|
HTC Touch HD (2008)
Very high-end Windows smartphone.
|

|
HTC Touch Pro2 (2009)
Large QWERTY slider phone with an impressive
screen.
|

|
HTC Touch Viva (2008)
Entry-level HTC Touch device.
|

|
HTC TyTN (2006)
Very versatile Windows smartphone with
everything but the kitchen sink.
|

|
HTC TyTN II (2007)
Sophisticated Windows smartphone.
|

|
HTC Universal (2005)
Extremely powerful and capable 3G Windows
smartphone.
|

|
HTC Wildfire (2010)
Affordable Android 2.1 smartphone.
|

|
i-mate JAQ (2006)
Competent but uninspiring Windows messaging
device.
|

|
i-mate Ultimate 9502 (2007)
Sophisticated 3.5G smartphone.
|

|
INQ1 (2008)
Custom made for Facebook fans.
|

|
INQ Chat 3G (2009)
QWERTY-equipped social networking phone with GPS.
|

|
INQ Mini 3G (2009)
Social networking phone in a traditional looking
design.
|

|
ITT Easy Use Phone (2007)
A large, big button phone designed for
ease-of-use.
|

|
JCB TOUGHPHONE (2007)
They don't come much tougher - or more
yellow - than this.
|

|
LG 7050 (2003)
Chunky, attractive camera phone with
an interesting sliding keypard.
|

|
LG Chocolate BL20 (2009)
An up-to-date version of the classic Chocolate slider.
|

|
LG BL40 Chocolate (2009)
Elegant widescreen multimedia phone.
|

|
LG CU500 (2006)
HSDPA phone exlusive to the Cingular
3G network.
|

|
LG GC900 Viewty Smart (2009)
8 megapixel touchscreen phone.
|

|
LG GD510 Pop (2010)
Compact touch phone with a large screen.
|

|
LG GD880 Mini (2010)
Compact touchscreen phone with a large display.
|

|
LG GD900 Crystal (2009)
3G slider with a transparent keypad.
|

|
LG GD910 (2008)
Clever wristwatch phone.
|

|
LG GM730 (2009)
Windows touchscreen phone with an innovative
interface.
|

|
LG GM750 (2010)
Windows Mobile 6.5 smartphone
|

|
LG GS290 Cookie Fresh (2010)
Cheap touchscreen phone.
|

|
LG GS500 Cookie Plus (2010)
3G replacement for the popular Cookie touchscreen
phone.
|

|
LG GT500 Puccini (2009)
Slim touchscreen phone with GPS, WiFi
and 3.5G support, exclusive to T-Mobile.
|

|
LG GT505 (2009)
Touchscreen phone with built-in GPS.
|

|
LG GW300
Straightforward messaging phone.
|

|
LG GW520 (2009)
Touchscreen phone with a QWERTY keyboard and social
networking support.
|

|
LG GW620 (2010)
LG's first Android handset.
|

|
LG HB620T (2008)
3G clamshell phone with a built-in digital
TV.
|

|
LG KB770 (2008)
3.5G touchscreen phone with a digital
TV tuner.
|

|
LG KC550 (2008)
5 megapixel GSM phone.
|

|
LG KC560 (2008)
Glitzy slider phone.
|

|
LG KC780 (2008)
Slider phone with an eight megapixel
camera.
|

|
LG Renoir (LG KC910) (2008)
Impressively specified 8 megapixel touchscreen
phone.
|

|
LG KC910i Renoir (2009)
Last year's model, slightly enhanced.
|

|
LG KE850 (PRADA Phone) (2007)
An impressive rival to the Apple iPhone.
|

|
LG Shine (KE970) Titanium
Black (2007)
The LG Shine.. in black.
|

|
LG KF300 (2008)
Easy-to-use clamshell phone.
|

|
LG KF310 (2008)
Inexpensive, minimalist 3G phone.
|

|
LG KF350 (2008)
Attractive clamshell phone.
|

|
LG KF510 (2008)
Attractive slider phone.
|

|
LG KF600 Venus (2008)
Attractive dual display touchscreen slider.
|

|
LG KF700 (2008)
3.5G phone with a large touchscreen display.
|

|
LG KF750 / LG Secret (2008)
An advanced 5 megapixel 3.5G slider phone
with a touchscreen.
|

|
LG KF900 / PRADA II (2008)
The original PRADA upgraded with a QWERTY
keyboard, WiFi and 3.5G.
|

|
LG KG130 / LG Jaguar (2007)
Grim camera phone.
|

|
LG KG800 (2006)
Stylish slider phone based on a popular
Korean model.
|

|
LG KG920 (2006)
Impressive looking 5 megapixel camera
phone.
|

|
LG KM380 (2008)
Mobile phone that looks like a multimedia
player.
|

|
LG KM900 ARENA (2009)
Attractive touchscreen phone with 3.5G,
WiFi and GPS.
|

|
LG KP100 (2008)
Very low cost and lightweight colour
phone.
|

|
LG KP105 (2008)
Almost identical to the KP100, but with
an FM radio.
|

|
LG KP130 (2008)
Cheap camera phone.
|

|
LG KP230 (2008)
Low end Bluetooth camera clamshell on
the Vodafone network.
|

|
LG KP235 (2008)
Cheap Bluetooth clamshell.
|

|
LG KP500 (LG Cookie) (2008)
A touchscreen phone designed to be more
affordable than most.
|

|
LG KS20 (2007)
3.5G Windows smartphone.
|

|
LG KS360 (2008)
Compact QWERTY-equipped phone.
|

|
LG KS500 (2008)
3.5G slider phone.
|

|
LG KS660 (2008)
Dual-SIM touchscreen phone.
|

|
LG KT520 (2008)
Perhaps the most impressive prepay phone
on the market.
|

|
LG KT610 (2008)
Symbian smartphone with a QWERTY keyboard.
|

|
LG KU250 (2007)
Very inexpensive and lightweight 3G phone.
|

|
LG KU800 (2006)
3G version of the popular "Chocolate"
slider.
|

|
LG KU990 Viewty (2007)
An impresive 5.1 megapixel camera phone
with 3G and a touchscreen.
|

|
LG L343i (2006)
Low cost, lightweight i-mode phone.
|

|
LG L5100 (2004)
Swivelling megapixel camera phone, exclusive
to T-Mobile
|

|
LG P7200 (2005)
Stylish twisting phone with a 2 megapixel
camera.
|

|
LG S5200 (2005)
Inferior handset "inspired"
by the popular Samsung D500.
|

|
LG Shine (2006)
Attractive fashion phone.
|

|
LG U8130 (2004)
Compact 3G handset for the 3 network
to replace the U8120
|

|
LG U8138 (2004)
Compact 3G clamshell with a large colour
external display, exclusive to 3.
|

|
LG U8150 (2004)
Functionally almost identical to the
U8138, but exclusive to Orange.
|

|
LG U830 (2006)
Smooth looking and lightweight HSDPA
3G clamshell.
|

|
LG U8380 (2005)
Megapixel class 3G phone.
|

|
LG U8550 (2005)
3G multimedia phone with a wider display
than normal.
|

|
LG U880 (2005)
Probably the thinnest, and certainly
one of the lightest 3G phones so far.
|

|
LG U890 (2006)
Latest in a long line of 3G handsets
made exclusively for 3.
|

|
LG Wink Series
Touchscreen phones for "Generation Z"
|

|
Lobster 485 (2005)
Unusual and very lightweight clamshell,
exclusive to Virgin in the UK.
|

|
Lobster 575 (2006)
Compact clamshell, exclusive to Virgin
Mobile in the UK.
|

|
Logic Wireless Logic Bolt (2009)
Unusual phone with a built-in projector.
|

|
MessagePhone QS150 and QS200 (2010)
Two low-cost messaging devices aimed at emerging
markets.
|

|
modu (2009)
Exceptionally clever modular phone system.
|

|
Motorola A1000 (2004)
Latest in a long line of steadily improving
3G phones.
|

|
Motorola A630 (2004)
Clever clamshell with a full QWERTY keyboard
and Bluetooth.
|

|
Motorola A780 (2004)
A Linux Smartphone that gives Sony Ericsson
something to worry about.
|

|
Motorola A810 (2008)
Midrange touchscreen phone with
an FM radio.
|

|
Motorola A835 (2003)
Large, but powerful 3G phone with GPS
and good multimedia capabilties.
|

|
Motorola A910 (2005)
Clever Linux clamshell that packs in
WiFi and lots of other features.
|

|
Motorola A935 (2003)
3G smartphone that's big on features,
and big on size.
|

|
Motorola MING A1600 (2008)
Touchscreen phone with GPS.
|

|
Motorola A1800 (2008)
Touchscreen phone with GPS and CDMA/GSM
support.
|

|
Motorola A3000
Touchscreen Windows phone aimed at
non-3G customers.
|

|
Motorola MOTOSURF A3100
3.5G Windows smartphone with wi-fi support
and a touchscreen.
|

|
Motorola C381p (2005)
Low cost PTT handset.
|

|
Motorola C390 (2005)
Basic business phone with Bluetooth.
|

|
Motorola C550 (2003)
Dull camera phone with few redeeming
features.
|

|
Motorola C650 (2003)
A not-bad attempt at a mass-market candy
bar format phone that's quite stylish.
|

|
Motorola C698p (2005)
PTT variant of the popular E398 handset.
|

|
Motorola C975 (2004)
Entry-level 3G phone that also has tri-band
GSM.
|

|
Motorola CLIQ / Motorola DEXT (2009)
Long-awaited Android handset from Motorola.
|

|
Motorola DROID (2009)
World's first Android 2.0 handset, exclusive to Verizon.
|

|
Motorola DROID X (2010)
Big, powerful Android smartphone.
|

|
Motorola E1000 (2004)
An advanced 3G/entertainment phone.
|

|
Motorola E1070 (2005)
Not very exciting but competent 3G clamshell phone.
|

|
Motorola E378i (2005)
Motorola's first i-Mode handset.
|

|
Motorola E398 (2004)
Familiar but fun, the E398 attempts to
create a nice in the camera phone sector.
|

|
Motorola E550 (2004)
Camera clamshell with Bluetooth, exclusive
to T-Mobile.
|

|
Motorola E680i (2005)
An unusual Linux-based smartphone.
|

|
Motorola E770V (2005)
Compact 3G music phone, exclusive to
the Vodafone network.
|

|
Motorola EM25 (2008)
Basic but smart multimedia slider.
|

|
Motorola EM28 (2008)
Very basic multimedia clamshell.
|

|
Motorola EM30 (2008)
The ROKR E8 with some of the best bits
removed.
|

|
Motorola FONE F3 / F3c (2006)
A very slim handset with an innovative
electronic ink display.
|

|
Motorola Karma QA1 (2009)
Odd-looking messaging phone, aimed at the US AT&T
network.
|

|
Motorola KRAVE ZN4 (2008)
Clever CDMA-only touchscreen phone.
|

|
Motorola KRZR K1 (2006)
A thinner, more advanced member of the
RAZR clamshell family.
|

|
Motorola KRZR K1m (2006)
Closely related to the K1, the K1m is
a CDMA device with EV-DO high-seed data.
|

|
Motorola KRZR K3 (2007)
3G version of the stylish KRZR clamshell.
|

|
Motorola L6 (2005)
Fashionable but fairly simple camera phone.
|

|
Motorola M990 Smart Rider (2008)
Large device with GPS designed for professional
drivers.
|

|
Motorola MILESTONE (2009)
Android 2.0 smartphone for the world market.
|

|
Motorola Moto Q (2005)
Highly featured Windows based communicator.
|

|
Motorola MOTO Q Global (2008)
Windows smartphone supporting GSM, UMTS
and HSDPA on the US AT&T network.
|

|
Motorola MOTO Q 8 (2007)
A GSM port of the CDMA Moto Q smartphone.
|

|
Motorola MOTO Q 9 (2007)
The Moto Q, plus HSDPA and 3G.
|

|
Motorola MOTO Q 11 (2008)
Windows Mobile 6.1 smartphone with WiFi
and GPS.
|

|
Motorola MOTO Z8 (2007)
An ergonomic HSDPA Symbian smartphone.
|

|
Motorola MOTO Z10 (2008)
An improved version of the Z8 3.5G smartphone.
|

|
Motorola MOTOROI (2010)
Feature-filled Android handset for the Korean market.
|

|
Motorola MPx200 (2003)
Stylish Windows-based smartphone with
a neat clamshell design.
|

|
Motorola MPx220 (2004)
Motorola's second
attempt at a Windows Smartphone looks very
good indeed.
|

|
Motorola PEBL V6 (2005)
A very elegant and smooth handset, closely
related to the V500 and V600 series.
|

|
Motorola QUENCH (2010)
Conventional Android smartphone with MOTOBLUR.
|

|
Motorola RAZR MAXX (2006)
A RAZR-style clamshell phone with HSDPA
(3G) capabilities.
|

|
Motorola RAZR V3 Unrath & Strano
Edition (2005)
An unusual take on the classic RAZR handset.
|

|
Motorola RAZR V3 (2004)
We've never seen a handset quite like
this feature packed slimline clamshell before.
|

|
Motorola RAZR V3i (2005)
The classic RAZR design with a megapixel
camera, music player and expandable memory.
|

|
Motorola RAZR V3x (2005)
A heavyweight version of the RAZR with
3G capabilities.
|

|
Motorola RAZR XX (2006)
Yet another variant of the RAZR, this
time with HSDPA.
|

|
Motorola RAZR2 V8 (2007)
GSM clamshell phone with a very large
external screen and strong multimedia
capabilities.
|

|
Motorola RAZR2 V8 Luxury Edition (2007)
A gold RAZR2 that won't be to everyone's
taste.
|

|
Motorola RAZR2 V9 (2007)
HSDPA clamshell phone.
|

|
Motorola RAZR2 V9x (2008)
3.5G RAZR clamshell with GPS.
|

|
Motorola RIZR (2006)
A RAZR-style sliding phone with some
clever design details.
|

|
Motorola ROKR E1 (2005)
Long awaited iTunes phone from Motorola.
|

|
Motorola ROKR E2 (2006)
An upgraded music phone running Linux
and with stereo Bluetooth.
|

|
Motorola ROKR E6 (2006)
Stylish Linux smartphone with capable
multimedia support.
|

|
Motorola ROKR E8 (2008)
A music phone with a unique virtual keypad.
|

|
Motorola ROKR EM35 (2008)
Multimedia slider.
|

|
Motorola ROKR W5 (2007)
RAZR or ROKR? Will consumers care?
|

|
Motorola ROKR Z6 (2007)
A surprisingly powerful multimedia device
that looks just like the old RIZR.
|

|
Motorola SLVR L7e (2006)
Updated version of this popular handset.
|

|
Motorola SLVR L7 with i-mode (2006)
I-mode version of this slim fashion phone.
|

|
Motorola SLVR L9 (2007)
A slight upgrade to the somewhat tired
SLVR line.
|

|
Motorola Tundra VA76r (2009)
Rugged clamshell phone, exclusive to
the US AT&T network.
|

|
Motorola U9 (2007)
Updated version of the PEBL fashion phone.
|

|
Motorola V150 (2004)
A back-to-basics clamshell that's going
to be very competitive in the lower end
of the market.
|

|
Motorola V180 (2004)
Budget colour clamshell that looks very
stylish.
|

|
Motorola V186 (2005)
Dull but lightweight budget clamshell
with EDGE data support.
|

|
Motorola V220 (2004)
A low cost camera phone complete a trio
of new releases from Motorola.
|

|
Motorola V300 (2003)
A pretty phone from the people who pioneered
the clamshell design.
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Motorola V330 (2004)
A T-Mobile USA version of the ubiquitous V500
series.
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Motorola V360 (2005)
Low key, but fairly significant mass-market
clamshell.
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Motorola V535 (2004)
Another V5xx series phone, this time
not tied to any particular carrier.
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Motorola V545 (2004)
Another practical V5xx series, this time
an exclusive to Orange.
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Motorola V547 (2004)
EDGE-capable addition to the V5xx series
lineup.
|

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Motorola V550 (2004)
Camera clamshell phone with Bluetooth,
exclusive to Vodafone.
|

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Motorola V560 / BT Fusion (2005)
A modified V500 series phone that can
also be used with a home phone line.
|

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Motorola V600 (2003)
Competent camera clamshell phone that's
as good as anything else in its class.
|

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Motorola V620 (2004)
Capable replacement for the V600 with
a better screen and improved features.
|

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Motorola V635 (2005)
Megapixel clamshell phone with EDGE data
support
|

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Motorola V80 (2004)
A unique rotating phone that's stylish
and fun to use.
|

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Motorola V975 (2004)
Entry-level 3G clamshell.
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Motorola V1100 (2006)
Unimaginative HSDPA clamshell.
|

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Motorola VE66 (2008)
Flawed 5 megapixel camera phone.
|

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Motorola W7 (2009)
3G slider phone with gesture control.
|

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Motorola W156 / W160 (2007)
Two very low cost but attractive monochrome
phones.
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Motorola W175 / W180 (2007)
Two stylish and inexpensive phones, one
with an FM radio, one without.
|

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Motorola W181 (2008)
Cheap colour phone with a long battery
life.
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Motorola W210 (2006)
Basic, cheap and cheerful handset.
|

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Motorola W220 (2006)
Very basic but attractive clamshell phone.
|

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Motorola W230 (2008)
This simple phone comes with a full MP3
player and microSD slot.
|

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Motorola W233 Renew (2009)
A "greener" mobile phone featuring recycled
materials and carbon offsetting.
|

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Motorola W270 (2008)
Basic clamshell with surprising music
features.
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Motorola W388 (2008)
Cheap multimedia candy bar phone.
|

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Motorola W375 (2006)
Low cost camera clamshell.
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Motorola W396 (2008)
Cheap multimedia clamshell phone.
|

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Motorola W510 (2007)
A low cost version of the RAZR with a
much longer battery life.
|

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Motorola Z6c (2007)
Dual mode CDMA/GSM handset.
|

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Motorola Z6w (2008)
Music phone with built-in WiFi.
|

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Motorola Z9 (2008)
3.5G slider with GPS support, exclusive
to AT&T in the US.
|

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Motorola ZINE ZN5 (2008)
Featuring a 5 megapixel Kodak camera.
|

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Motorola ZN200 (2008)
Inexpensive sliding music phone.
|

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Motorola ZN300 (2009)
GSM-only camera phone.
|

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Neonode N2 (2007)
A tiny but very impressive smartphone.
|

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NEC E101 (2004)
Compact GSM clamshell with a camera,
exclusive to O2.
|

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NEC E228 (2004)
Entry-level 3G handset with a full set
of features.
|

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NEC E338 (2004)
Simple, lightweight 3G clamshell phone.
|

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NEC E616 (2003)
A welcome improvement over the E606,
and the latest addition to the Hutchison
3 line-up.
|

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Nokia 330 (2006)
Not a phone, but a pretty capable standalone
sat nav system.
|

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Nokia 770 Internet Tablet (2005)
Powerful Linux-based internet tablet
with Bluetooth and WiFi - but no phone.
|

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Nokia 770 Internet Tablet
OS 2006 (2006)
An updated version of the
software for this unusual Linux-based device.
|

|
Nokia 1110 (2005)
The cheapest Nokia handset about.
|

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Nokia 1110i (2006)
The cheapest Nokia you can buy?
|

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Nokia 1112 (2006)
Ultra-low cost but practical monochrome
handset.
|

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Nokia 1200 (2007)
Probably the cheapest Nokia you can get.
|

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Nokia 1202 (2008)
Nokia's cheapest ever handset.
|

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Nokia 1203 (2008)
The 1202 with a little more style.
|

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Nokia 1208 (2007)
The cheapest colour Nokia on the market.
|

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Nokia 1209 (2007)
Extremely inexpensive colour phone.
|

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Nokia 1600 (2005)
Very low cost but pretty dull colour
phone.
|

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Nokia 1650 (2007)
A simple colour phone with a very long
battery life.
|

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Nokia 1661 (2008)
Very low cost colour phone.
|

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Nokia 1680 Classic (2008)
Ultra low cost camera phone.
|

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Nokia 2310 (2006)
Very inexpensive colour phone aimed at
emerging markets.
|

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Nokia 2323 Classic (2008)
Low cost GPRS enabled handset.
|

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Nokia 2600 (2004)
A very basic but quite stylish entry-level
colour handset.
|

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Nokia 2600 Classic (2007)
Very good value phone with Bluetooth.
|

|
Nokia 2610 (2006)
Simple but practical phone with long
battery life, aimed at developing markets,
|

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Nokia 2630 (2007)
Slim, stylish and very inexpensive.
|

|
Nokia 2650 (2004)
Strange looking clamshell that's great
value for money.
|

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Nokia 2652 (2005)
Distinctive and inexpensive clamshell.
|

|
Nokia 2660 (2007)
Very inexpensive clamshell phone.
|

|
Nokia 2680 Slide (2008)
Value slider phone.
|

|
Nokia 2760 (2007)
Low cost camera clamshell phone.
|

|
Nokia 3110 Evolve (2007)
A slightly greener phone than usual from
Nokia.
|

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Nokia 3120 Classic (2008)
Low cost, lightweight 3G phone.
|

|
Nokia 3200 (2003)
Groundbreaking or a gimmick? This phone
is feature packed and you can design your
own covers.
|

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Nokia 3220 (2004)
A fun, lightweight and low cost handset
from Nokia.
|

|
Nokia 3230 (2004)
Fun and technically very capable media
phone with a 1.3 megapixel camera
|

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Nokia 3250 (2005)
Capable multimedia smartphone with a
twisting keypad.
|

|
Nokia 3500 Classic (2007)
Low cost phone with a 2 megapixel camera.
|

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Nokia 3600 Slide (2008)
Inexpensive 3.2 megapixel camera phone.
|

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Nokia 3610 Fold (2008)
Practical clamshell phone.
|

|
Nokia 3660 (2003)
A slightly improved and more conventional
phone than the Nokia 3650, should be a bestseller.
|

|
Nokia 5000 (2008)
Very inexpensive and lightweight QVGA
phone.
|

|
Nokia 5070 (2007)
Low cost but smart looking "lifestyle"
phone.
|

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Nokia 5130 XpressMusic (2008)
Capable, low cost music phone.
|

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Nokia 5140 (2003)
The first handset with Push-To-Talk plus
a range of features for sports and outdoors
enthusiasts.
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Nokia 5140i (2005)
Upgrade to the old Nokia 5140 ruggedised
phone.
|

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Nokia 5200 (2006)
Cut down version of the Nokia 5300
|

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Nokia 5220 XpressMusic (2008)
Multimedia phone with a somewhat unusual
shape.
|

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Nokia 5300 (2006)
Cute multimedia slider phone.
|

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Nokia 5310 XpressMusic (2007)
Lightweight and slim music phone.
|

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Nokia 5310 XpressMusic Comes With Music
(2008)
Unlimited music downloads for a flat
fee.
|

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Nokia 5320 XpressMusic (2008)
Multimedia phone with HSDPA support.
|

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Nokia 5500 Sport Music Edition (2006)
An enhanced version of the excellent
Nokia 5500 Sport.
|

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Nokia 5500 Sport (2006)
Ruggedised handset that's also a very
capable all-round phone.
|

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Nokia 5610 XpressMusic (2007)
3G slider phone with strong multimedia
capabilities.
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Nokia 5700 XpressMusic (2007)
3G music phone with a twist.
|

|
Nokia 5800 XpressMusic (2008)
Nokia's first attempt at an iPhone-class
handset.
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Nokia 6020 (2004)
Uninspiring mid-range camera phone.
|

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Nokia 6021 (2005)
A simple, business-orientated phone with
Bluetooth.
|

|
Nokia 6030 (2005)
Unexciting but inexpensive phone aimed
at the consumer market.
|

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Nokia 6060 (2005)
Simple but stylish clamshell phone.
|

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Nokia 6080 (2006)
A sleek, attractive handset that delivers
much less than it promises.
|

|
Nokia 6085 (2006)
Lightweight multimedia clamshell phone.
|

|
Nokia 6101 (2005)
Inexpensive clamshell camera phone.
|

|
Nokia 6103 (2006)
Budget Bluetooth clamshell phone.
|

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Nokia 6110 Navigator (2007)
A 3G slider with integrated satellite
navigation.
|

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Nokia 6111 (2005)
Compact, stylish and capable sliding
phone.
|

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Nokia 6120 Classic (2007)
An understated phone with bags of features
that offers very good value for money.
|

|
Nokia 6121 Classic (2007)
Dual-band 900/2100 MHz 3G phone with
HSDPA.
|

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Nokia 6124 Classic (2008)
Glossy HSDPA phone, exclusive to Vodafone.
|

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Nokia 6125 (2006)
A conservatively styled midrange camera
clamshell.
|

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Nokia 6131 NFC (2007)
This version of the 6131 supports Near
Field Communications.
|

|
Nokia 6131 (2006)
Unexceptional midrange clamshell.
|

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Nokia 6136 (2006)
Nokia's first phone with UMA VOIP capabilities.
|

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Nokia 6151 (2006)
Poorly thought out 3G phone.
|

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Nokia 6170 (2004)
Stylish camera clamshell clad in stainless
steel.
|

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Nokia 6208c (2009)
Midrange touchscreen phone destined for
China.
|

|
Nokia 6210 Navigator (2008)
3G slider with built-in satellite navigation.
|

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Nokia 6212 Classic (2008)
Cheap 3G phone with NFC technology.
|

|
Nokia 6220 Classic (2008)
Midrange phone with high-end GPS and
camera.
|

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Nokia 6230 (2003)
Fully loaded Nokia camera phone with
pretty much all the features you could want.
|

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Nokia 6230i (2005)
A significant reworking of this extremely
popular handset.
|

|
Nokia 6233 (2005)
Elegant and versatile 3G phone for business.
|

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Nokia 6260 (2004)
Versatile business-orientated clamshell
with Bluetooth.
|

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Nokia 6260 Slide (2008)
A powerful, feature-packed phone at a
mid-market price.
|

|
Nokia 6267 (2007)
Midrange 3G clamshell.
|

|
Nokia 6270 (2005)
Sliding media phone with a 2 megapixel
camera and removable memory.
|

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Nokia 6280 (2005)
2 megapixel sliding 3G phone with removable
memory.
|

|
Nokia 6282 (2005)
Nokia's first 3G phone designed exclusively
for North America.
|

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Nokia 6288 (2006)
Stylish 3G slider that offers good value
for money.
|

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Nokia 6290 (2006)
Nokia's first mainstream 3G clamshell.
|

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Nokia 6300 (2006)
Popular camera phone.
|

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Nokia 6300i (2008)
The original 6300 with added WiFi and
VOIP support.
|

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Nokia 6301 (2007)
An elegant phone that can make calls
over the internet.
|

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Nokia 6500 Slide (2007)
3G slider with a 3.2 megapixel camera.
|

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Nokia 6500 Classic (2007)
Slim and fashionable 3G phone.
|

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Nokia 6555 (2007)
Elegant 3G clamshell phone.
|

|
Nokia 6600 (2003)
Long awaited and stylish multimedia phone
from Nokia.
|

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Nokia 6600 Slide (2008)
3G slider phone with a 3.2 megapixel
camera.
|

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Nokia 6600 Fold (2008)
Elegant 3G clamshell.
|

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Nokia 6610i (2004)
Warmed over compact phone with a very
basic digital camera.
|

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Nokia 6630 Music (2005)
Musically enhanced version of one of
Nokia's first 3G handsets.
|

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Nokia 6630 (2004)
One of the smallest 3G phones yet, with
a megapixel camera and enhanced 2G data
too,
|

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Nokia 6650 (2008)
HSDPA clamshell phone with GPS, exclusive
to T-Mobile.
|

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Nokia 6670 (2004)
A business-orientated reworking of the
7610 megapixel camera phone.
|

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Nokia 6680 (2005)
Nokia's first fully-fledged 3G phone
with video calling.
|

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Nokia 6681 (2005)
EDGE version of the Nokia 6680 with no
video calling.
|

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Nokia 6810 (2003)
With a full QWERTY keyboard and advanced
messaging support, the 6810 is a capable
email phone that can work like a Blackberry
too.
|

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Nokia 6820 (2003)
Another clever Nokia with a fold-out
QWERTY keyboard plus a digital camera.
|

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Nokia 6822 (2005)
Improved version of the 6820 messsaging
phone.
|

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Nokia 7070 Prism (2008)
Very low cost fashion phone.
|

|
Nokia 7100 Supernova (2008)
Low cost fashion phone.
|

|
Nokia 7200 (2003)
Nokia's novel take on the clamshell format
sets it apart from its rivals.
|

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Nokia 7210 Supernova (2008)
Inexpensive fashion phone.
|

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Nokia 7260 (2004)
Astonishingly ugly and very basic fashion
phone.
|

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Nokia 7270 (2004)
Capable and attractive clamshell fashion
phone.
|

|
Nokia 7280 (2004)
Radically different pen phone with Bluetooth
and no number pad.
|

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Nokia 7310 Supernova (2008)
Lightweight fashion phone.
|

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Nokia 7360 (2005)
Attractive, low cost camera phone.
|

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Nokia 7370 (2005)
Nokia's first rotating phone also comes
with a 1.3 megapixel camera.
|

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Nokia 7373 (2006)
An upgraded version of the 7370 with
many practical improvements.
|

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Nokia 7380 (2005)
Unusual pen-format phone with a 2 megapixel
digital camera.
|

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Nokia 7390 (2006)
Nokia's first mainstream 3G clamshell
is a very attractive fashion phone.
|

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Nokia 7500 Prism (2007)
Striking fashion phone.
|

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Nokia 7510 Supernova (2008)
Stylish clamshell phone.
|

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Nokia 7600 (2003)
Did Nokia hit it with the ugly stick?
Or is it a work of art? A 3G/GSM phone from
Nokia.
|

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Nokia 7610 (2004)
One of the most advanced Nokias to date..
and certainly one of the ugliest.
|

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Nokia 7610 Supernova (2008)
3.2 megapixel slider phone.
|

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Nokia 7710 (2004)
Nokia's long-awaited media device finally
makes it.
|

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Nokia 7900 Prism (2007)
Striking 3G fashion phone.
|

|
Nokia 8600 Luna (2007)
Elegant and exclusive sliding phone.
|

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Nokia 8800 / 8801 (2005)
Stylish sliding handset aimed at the
executive market.
|

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Nokia 8800 Sirocco (2006)
A useful upgrade for this stylish slider.
|

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Nokia 8800 Sirocco Gold (2007)
A gold-plated version of the upmarket
8800 Sirocco.
|

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Nokia 8800 Arte (2007)
A much improved version of the 8800.
|

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Nokia 8800 Carbon Arte (2008)
Exclusive handset with a price tag to
match.
|

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Nokia 9300 (2004)
Powerful smartphone that's much more
compact than other Nokia Communicators.
|

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Nokia 9300i (2005)
A compact 9000 series Communicator with
added WiFi.
|

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Nokia 9500 Communicator (2004)
The long awaited replacement for the
9210i - but don't hold your breath.
|

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Nokia E50 (2006)
Very capable business phone forming the
entry-level in Nokia's E-series range of
devices.
|

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Nokia E51 (2007)
Business phone with WiFi and HSDPA.
|

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Nokia E51 without camera (2008)
A business phone aimed at high-security
areas.
|

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Nokia E60 (2005)
Business orientated 3G handset.
|

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Nokia E61 (2005)
3G phone with a QWERTY keyboard and WiFi
to challenge the Blackberry.
|

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Nokia E61i (2007)
The E61 with an added digital camera.
|

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Nokia E63 (2008)
Low cost QWERTY-equipped smartphone.
|

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Nokia E65 (2007)
Business oriented 3G slider.
|

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Nokia E66 (2008)
Business smartphone with GPS.
|

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Nokia E70 (2005)
3G smartphone with a "butterfly"
QWERTY keyboard.
|

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Nokia E71 (2008)
GPS enabled smartphone with a QWERTY
keyboard.
|

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Nokia E90 Communicator (2007)
The latest Communicator adds 3G, HSDPA,
GPS and many other features.
|

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Nokia N70 (2005)
3G phone in the style of the Nokia 6680
but with better imaging capabilities.
|

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Nokia N71 (2005)
Big, ugly but capable 3G clamshell.
|

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Nokia N72 (2006)
EDGE version of the popular N70 smartphone.
|

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Nokia N73 (2006)
Powerful multimedia smartphone with a
3.2 megapixel camera.
|

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Nokia N75 (2006)
3G clamshell phone aimed at the US market.
|

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Nokia N76 (2007)
Slightly derivative slimline 3G clamshell
phone.
|

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Nokia N77 (2007)
It looks like many other N-Series phones,
but the N77 packs a DVB-H digital TV tuner.
|

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Nokia N78 (2008)
Attractive music phone with GPS.
|

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Nokia N79 (2008)
Powerful N-Series phone aimed at everyday
users.
|

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Nokia N80 (2005)
Sophisticated 3G phone with a great screen
and camera, plus WiFi.
|

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Nokia N81 and N81 8GB (2007)
3G slider aimed at gamers.
|

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Nokia N82 (2007)
5 megapixel 3G phone with GPS.
|

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Nokia N85 (2008)
Impressive multimedia monster.
|

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Nokia N90 (2005)
Advanced 3G camera phone featuring a
Carl Zeiss lens.
|

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Nokia N91 (2005)
Highly advanced but somewhat ugly 3G
music phone.
|

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Nokia N92 (2005)
3G smartphone with a built-in digital
TV tuner.
|

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Nokia N93 (2006)
Probably the most advanced camera phone
we've seen to date.
|

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Nokia N93i (2007)
Slightly slimmed down version of the
N93 digital imaging phone.
|

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Nokia N95 (2006)
Advanced two-way slider phone with a
5 megapixel camera, WiFi and HSDPA.
|

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Nokia N95 8GB (2007)
Advanced 3G multimedia slider with GPS.
|

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Nokia N96 (2008)
A multimedia monster with 3.5G, WiFi,
GPS and a TV receiver.
|

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Nokia N800 (2007)
Second generation Internet Tablet.
|

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Nokia N810 Internet Tablet (2007)
Nokia's third generation tablet is Web
2.0 compatible.
|

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Nokia N810 WiMAX Edition (2008)
The N810 comes with added WiMAX support
for the US Market.
|

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Nokia N-Gage QD (2004)
A slightly cut down version of the original
that fixes many faults and is more compact
too.
|

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Nokia N-Gage (2003)
Clever gaming console meets mobile phone
in this long awaited handset.
|

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Nokia Wireless Image Headset HS-13W
(2004)
Almost a phone in itself, the most sophisticated
Bluetooth headset to date.
|

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NTT DoCoMo FOMA F703i (2007)
An unusual fully waterproof phone, for
the Japanese market.
|

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O2 Cocoon (2007)
Attractive clamshell phone.
|

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O2 X1 (2003)
Smart-looking clamshell tightly integrated
into O2's Active service.
|

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O2 X1i (2004)
Basic camera phone manufactured for O2
by Benq.
|

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O2 X2 & X3 (2004)
O2's own-brand assault on the mobile
phone market continues apace.
|

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O2 X7 / Grundig M240 (2005)
A basic sliding handset with a 1.3 megapixel
camera.
|

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O2 XDA Atmos (2008)
A 3.5G Windows smartphone with a dual
keypad arrangement.
|

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O2 XDA Guide (2009)
Windows smartphone with built-in TomTom
software.
|

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O2 XDA II (2003)
A significant improvement over the old
model and a good PDA to boot.
|

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O2 XDA IIs (2004)
Capable Windows smartphone with a QWERTY
keyboard and WiFi.
|

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O2 XDA iQ (2006)
Capable and compact Windows smartphone.
|

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O2 XDA Trion / HTC Hermes (2006)
Another addition to the ever-expanding
range of O2 XDA handsets.
|

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O2 XDA Zest (2008)
Advanced Windows smartphone that's not
too expensive.
|

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Onyx Liscio (2008)
Ultracompact music phone.
|

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OpenMoko Neo1973 Developer Preview (2007)
Open source Linux smartphone aimed at
developers.
|

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Openmoko Neo Freerunner (2008)
Open-source smartphone designed for developers
and modders.
|

|
Orange SPV C500 (2004)
Probably the smallest Windows Smartphone
yet.
|

|
Orange SPV C550 (2005)
Improved version of this popular Windows
smartphone.
|

|
Orange SPV E200 (2003)
Worthy, technically clever but somehow
slightly dull Windows smartphone.
|

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Orange SPV M500 (2005)
Compact Windows-based Smartphone.
|

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Orange SPV M700 (2006)
Latest compact PDA-style SPV.
|

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Palm Centro (2007)
3G PalmOS device for the US market only.
|

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Palm Treo 500v / 500 (2007)
Compact and stylish Windows-based messaging
phone.
|

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Palm Treo 680 (2006)
An entry-level PalmOS messaging smartphone.
|

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Palm Treo 700p (2006)
PalmOS version of the 700w smartphone.
|

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Palm Treo 700w (2006)
Palm's first Windows smartphone, exclusive
to the US Verizon network.
|

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Palm Treo 750v (2006)
Palm's first 3G UMTS device, exclusive
to Vodafone.
|

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Palm Treo 755p (2007)
CDMA/EV-DO smartphone running PalmOS
for the US market.
|

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Palm Treo Pro (2008)
Advanced Windows messaging device.
|

|
PalmOne Treo 650 (2004)
An impressive Smartphone with a large
screen and powerful features.
|

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Panasonic A500 (2004)
Slimline clamshell with interchangeable
covers.
|

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Panasonic G50 (2003)
Very compact and lightweight phone that
seems to have been overlooked.
|

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Panasonic G70 (2003)
We compare the Panasonic G70 and Siemens
Xelibri 6 fashion phones.
|

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Panasonic VS3 (2005)
Slimline megapixel camera phone.
|

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Panasonic VS6 (2005)
Low cost phone with a great screen,
Bluetooth and a 2 megapixel camera.
|

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Panasonic VS7 (2005)
Slim two megapixel camera phone.
|

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Panasonic X100 (2004)
Slimline but basic camera phone.
|

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Panasonic X200 (2004)
Ultra slimline camera phone, but still
fairly basic.
|

|
Panasonic X300 (2004)
An unusual but pretty basic camera phone
with a novel flip-out screen.
|

|
Panasonic X400 (2004)
Slim and attractive camera clamshell.
|

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Panasonic X500 (2004)
Compact sliding handset.
|

|
Panasonic X70 (2003)
Low cost, competent clamshell phone
that sadly doesn't get the pulse racing.
|

|
Panasonic X700 (2004)
Clamshell camera phone with some powerful
built-in software.
|

|
Panasonic X800 (2005)
Symbian Smartphone destined to follow
the X700 into oblivion.
|

|
Philips Xenium 9@9m (2007)
Stylus-operated phone with a very long
battery life.
|

|
Pirelli Discus DualPhone
DP L10 (2006)
Interesting VOIP/GSM hybrid
handset.
|

|
Pirelli Discus DP-M30 (2007)
Attractive dual-mode VOIP/GSM phone.
|

|
Psion Teklogix iKôn
(2007)
A big, powerful industrial
device with an impressive feature list.
|

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REDFLY Mobile Companion (2008)
Add a decent screen and keyboard to your
Windows mobile phone.
|

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Sagem my300X & my301X (2005)
Two slim phones aimed at the value end
of the market.
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Sagem my600X (2006)
Practical 3G phone that offers good value
for money.
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Sagem myC3-2 and myC3-2j
(2005)
Conventionally pretty, lightweight
camera clamshell.
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Sagem myC-3b (2004)
A highly competent offering from Sagem,
this time a compact "girlie" clamshell.
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Sagem myC5-2 (2004)
Good value and compact camera clamshell.
|

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Sagem myV-85 (2005)
Sagem's first 3G handset, exclusive to
Vodafone.
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Sagem myX1-2 and myX1-2w (2005)
Possibly the cheapest handset on the
market.
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Sagem myX2-2 and myX2-2m (2005)
A very low cost colour handset.
|

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Sagem myX6-2 (2005)
Capable handset with a 1.3 megapixel
camera, expandable memory and more.
|

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Sagem MyX-7 (2004)
Competent and attractive camera phone
that out-competes the leading brands.
|

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Sagem myX-8 (2004)
A hugely impressive 1.3 megapixel phone
with QVGA display and Bluetooth.
|

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Sagem VS1 (2005)
An ultra-simple handset, exclusive to
Vodafone.
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Sagem VS2 (2005)
A variant of the Sagem VS1 that's a little
more blokey.
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Sagem VS3 (2005)
Lightweight, elegant and easy-to-use
clamshell.
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Sagem my150x (2007)
Attractive, inexpensive phone with a
novel display.
|

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Sagem my220X (2007)
Expensive looking phone that's actually
very cheap.
|

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Sagem my721X (2008)
Slim fashion phone with a 3.2 megapixel
camera.
|

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Sagem my750C (2007)
An elegant handset with an integrated
digital TV tuner.
|

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Sagem my800C (2007)
Attractive and lightweight 3G clamshell.
|

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Sagem my850v (2007)
Glossy 3G clamshell, exclusive to Vodafone.
|

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Samsung B130 (2008)
Very low cost colour phone.
|

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Samsung B210 (2008)
Low cost handset, also known as the Guru210.
|

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Samsung B300 (2008)
Low cost but attractive clamshell.
|

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Samsung B510 (2008)
Fairly basic slider phone.
|

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Samsung B2700 (2008)
Rugged 3G phone.
|

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Samsung B3210 Corby TXT (2009(
Fun but simple messaging device.
|

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Samsung B3310 (2009)
Odd-looking messaging phone.
|

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Samsung Ch@t B3410W (2010)
WiFi, touchscreen and QWERTY equipped social networking
phone.
|

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Samsung Genoa C3510 (2010)
Very low cost touchscreen phone.
|

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Samsung B5702 DUOS (2009)
Dual-SIM slider.
|

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Samsung Omnia Lite B7300 (2009)
Cut-down but still capable Windows smartphone.
|

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Samsung Omnia PRO B7320 (2009)
Practical messaging device.
|

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Samsung Omnia Pro B7330 (2009)
Windows Mobile 6.5 messaging phone.
|

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Samsung Omnia 735
Probably one of the last Windows 6.5 phones to hit
the market.
|

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Samsung Omnia PRO B7610 (2009)
High-end Windows smartphone with a QWERTY keyboard.
|

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Samsung C3060R (2009)
Easy-to-use phone with large type and a simplified
menu system.
|

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Samsung C5212 DUOS (2009)
Low cost dual-SIM phone.
|

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Samsung C6620 (2008)
Affordable messaging device.
|

|
Samsung D500 (2004)
Sliding phone with 1.3 megapixel camera
and Bluetooth.
|

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Samsung D520 (2006)
Midrange GSM sliding phone.
|

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Samsung D600 (2005)
Evolution of the popular D500 handset.
|

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Samsung D780 DuoS (2008)
Dual-SIM GSM phone.
|

|
Samsung D800 (2005)
A very slim sliding phone that makes
too many compromises on features.
|

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Samsung D820 (2005)
Slim sliding phone with a 1.3 megapixel
camera, MP3 player and expandable memory.
|

|
Samsung D830 / "Ultra
Edition 9.9" (2006)
Slim, feature packed clamshell
phone.
|

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Samsung D870 (2006)
Useful 3 megapixel camera phone let down
by dull looks.
|

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Samsung DuoS (D880) (2007)
A clever dual-SIM GSM phone.
|

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Samsung D900 ("Ultra Edition 12.9")
(2006)
Impressively compact, powerful slider
phone that's just a little bland to look
at.
|

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Samsung D980 (2008)
Dual-SIM touchscreen phone.
|

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Samsung E200 Eco (2008)
Bioplastic clad phone that wants to save
the world.
|

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Samsung E215 (2008)
Stylish MP3 phone that offers good value
for money.
|

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Samsung E350 (2005)
Tiny sliding camera phone.
|

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Samsung E400 (2004)
Another low-end but stylish clamshell
from Samsung.
|

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Samsung E420 (2006)
Stylish, low cost but quite basic clamshell
phone.
|

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Samsung E500 (SGH-E500) (2006)
An attractive clamshell on the outside,
and not too bad on the inside either.
|

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Samsung E530 (2005)
A very attractive, lightweight and powerful
clamshell phone.
|

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Samsung E570 (2006)
Attractive fashion phone.
|

|
Samsung E590 (2007)
Compact phone with a 3 megapixel camera.
|

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Samsung E600 (2004)
Elegant camera phone with curvy good
looks.
|

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Samsung E610 (2004)
Another incremental improvement to the
E-series of Samsung clamshells.
|

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Samsung E620 (2005)
Lightweight megapixel camera phone with
advanced voice dialling.
|

|
Samsung E700 (2003)
Good looking clamshell that thankfully
doesn't come in plain old silver.
|

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Samsung E720 (2005)
Compact clamshell with a megapixel camera.
|

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Samsung E730 (2005)
Smoother and slightly better version
of the E720.
|

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Samsung E770 (2006)
Compact multimedia phone with expandable
memory.
|

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Samsung E790 (2007)
Glossy, compact clamshell.
|

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Samsung E800 (2004)
Interesting sliding phone with a passing
nod to the Siemens SL55.
|

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Samsung E810 (2004)
Slightly strange looking version of the
E800 with enhanced video.
|

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Samsung E850 (2004)
Compact slider with a pop-out rotating
camera.
|

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Samsung E870 (2006)
Elegant multimedia clamshell.
|

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Samsung E900 (2006)
Two megapixel slider with cute touch-sensitive
buttons.
|

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Samsung E950 (2007)
Sleek sliding phone.
|

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Samsung E1070 (2009)
Attractive ultra-basic colour mobile.
|

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Samsung E1100 (2009)
Lightweight handset with a flashlight.
|

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Samsung Crest Solar E1107 (2009)
Low cost solar-powered phone.
|

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Samsung E1125 (2009)
A basic colour phone with an FM radio.
|

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Samsung E2100 (2009)
Basic camera phone with Bluetooth.
|

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Samsung F110 / Adidas miCoach (2008)
A phone, or a personal fitness trainer?
A little of both, it seems.
|

|
Samsung F200 (2007)
Compact MP3-player style rotating phone.
|

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Samsung F210 (2007)
Stylish and compact multimedia phone.
|

|
Samsung F250 (2007)
Stylish slider phone.
|

|
Samsung F300 (2006)
Slim multimedia phone with dual faces.
|

|
Samsung Serenta F310 (2007)
Radically different multimedia phone.
|

|
Samsung F400 (2008)
Bang & Olufsen enhanced music phone.
|

|
Samsung F480 (Tocco) (2008)
Touchscreen phone with a 5 megapixel
camera.
|

|
Samsung F490 (2008)
3.5G touchscreen phone.
|

|
Samsung F500 (2006)
Impressive multimedia phone with strong
video capabilities.
|

|
Samsung F510 (2007)
Dual-face multimedia phone with a DVB-H
receiver.
|

|
Samsung F520 (2007)
Touchscreen phone with a clever two-way
slider.
|

|
Samsung F700 (2007)
Compact touchscreen smartphone with a
slide-out QWERTY keyboard.
|

|
Samsung G400 (2008)
Sleek 3.5G slider with a 5 megapixel
camera.
|

|
Samsung G600 (SGH-G600)
(2007)
5 megapixel slider phone.
|

|
Samsung G800 (2007)
5 megapixel slider phone with 3G.
|

|
Samsung G810 (2008)
Symbian smartphone with a 5 megapixel
camera, WiFi and GPS.
|

|
Samsung SGH-i300 (2005)
Powerful music phone with a 3G hard disk.
|

|
Samsung i310 (2006)
Capable Windows smartphone with an 8Gb
internal hard disk.
|

|
Samsung i320 (2006)
Capable but ugly messaging smartphone
running Windows Mobile.
|

|
Samsung i400 (2007)
A lightweight sliding Symbian smartphone.
|

|
Samsung i450 (2007)
3G Symbian slider phone.
|

|
Samsung i520 (2007)
Compact Symbian slider.
|

|
Samsung i550 (2007)
An advanced 3.5G smartphone with GPS,
with distinctly non-Samsung looks.
|

|
Samsung i560 (2007)
3G Symbian slider.
|

|
Samsung i600 (2006)
Compact Windows messaging device with
WiFi, 3G and HSDPA support.
|

|
Samsung i620 (2007)
Clever sliding smartphone.
|

|
Samsung i640 (2008)
3.5G Windows Mobile slider phone.
|

|
Samsung i780 (2007)
HSDPA Windows smartphone with WiFi and
a touchscreen.
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Samsung Omnia (SGH-i900) (2008)
Feature packed Windows Mobile touchscreen
phone.
|

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Samsung I7500 (2009)
Samsung's first Android smartphone.
|

|
Samsung i7110 (2008)
Traditional looking Symbian smartphone
with GPS.
|

|
Samsung Omnia II I8000 (2009)
Latest generation touchscreen Windows smartphone.
|

|
Samsung Innov8 (GT-i8510) (2008)
Impressive 8 megapixel Symbian smartphone
with GPS.
|

|
Samsung Halo I8520
Powerful smartphone with a built-in projector.
|

|
Samsung Omnia HD (i8910) (2009)
Class leading Symbian touchscreen phone.
|

|
Samsung J400 (2008)
Basic but smart 3G phone.
|

|
Samsung L170 (2008)
Glossy, lightweight 3G phone.
|

|
Samsung L310 (2008)
Attractive clamshell phone from the "La
Fleur" range.
|

|
Samsung L600 (2007)
Sliding fashion phone.
|

|
Samsung L700 (Samsung Eureka) (2008)
Basic but attractive 3G phone.
|

|
Samsung L760 (2007)
3G slider aimed at bloggers and content
sharers.
|

|
Samsung L770 (2008)
Sleek 3.5G phone.
|

|
Samsung L870 (2008)
3.5G Symbian slider phone.
|

|
Samsung M110 (Samsung Solid) (2008)
Compact and very durable handset.
|

|
Samsung M200 (2008)
Attractive, low cost candy bar phone.
|

|
Samsung M300 (2007)
A compact version of a classic clamshell
design.
|

|
Samsung M310 (2008)
Basic camera clamshell phone.
|

|
Samsung M3200 (2008)
Competent but rather unexciting music
phone.
|

|
Samsung M3510 (2008)
Lightweight music phone.
|

|
Samsung Night Effect (M7500) (2008)
"Emporio Armani" branded 3G
music phone.
|

|
Samsung BEATDJ M7600 (2009)
Advanced music playback in an attractive
touchscreen design.
|

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Samsung BEAT DISC M7610 (2009)
Clever multimedia phone.
|

|
Samsung M8800 Pixon (2008)
Advanced touchscreen phone with an 8
megapixel camera.
|

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Samsung M8910 Pixon 12 (2009)
A touchscreen phone with a very advanced 12 megapixel
camera.
|

|
Samsung P180
Cheap clamshell capable of UMA VOIP calls.
|

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Samsung P200 (2006)
A conventional looking slider phone with
the clever addition of UMA VOIP support.
|

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Samsung P260 (2007)
Unassuming slider phone with VOIP and
WiFi.
|

|
Samsung P300 (2005)
A tiny and lightweight phone that's also
fully featured.
|

|
Samsung P310 (2006)
Extremely impressive ultra-compact device
that's stuffed with features.
|

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Samsung P510 (2004)
Competent mid-range camera clamshell
phone.
|

|
Giorgio Armani-Samsung Mobile Phone
(P520)
Very compact touchscreen phone.
|

|
Samsung P730 (2004)
High-definition camera phone with a few
tricks up its sleeve.
|

|
Samsung P900 / P910 (2006)
Unusual looking 3G phone with a
built-in digital TV tuner.
|

|
Samsung P960 (2008)
3G phone with a DVB-H digital TV tuner.
|

|
Samsung SPH-P9000 (2006)
Clever hybrid mobile device for the Korean
market only.
|

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Samsung S500i (2005)
Powerful and compact i-Mode phone.
|

|
Samsung S730i (2007)
i-mode slider phone.
|

|
Samsung Tobi S3030 (2008)
Fun phone aimed at a younger market.
|

|
Samsung S3500 (2009)
Stainless steel clad slider.
|

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Samsung S3600 (2008)
Attractive clamshell with some useful
security features.
|

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Samsung Corby S3650 (2009)
Low cost touchscreen phone.
|

|
Samsung S5200 (2009)
Attractive GSM slider phone.
|

|
Samsung Tocco Lite (S5230) (2009)
Good looking but relatively low specification
touchscreen phone.
|

|
Samsung Shark S5350 (2010)
Midrange phone with support for social networking.
|

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Samsung Shark 2 S5550 (2010)
3G slider phone with social networking support.
|

|
Samsung S5600 (2009)
Midrange touchscreen phone.
|

|
Samsung Lucido S7220 (2009)
Sleek and quite powerful candy-bar phone.
|

|
Samsung S7220 Ultra b (2009)
Lightweight but powerful handset.
|

|
Samsung S7330 (2008)
A cut down version of the fashionable
Soul.
|

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Samsung Jet S8000 (2009)
Fast and versatile touchscreen phone.
|

|
Samsung Tocco Ultra Edition
(GT-S8300 / UltraTOUCH) (2009)
Touchscreen slider with
GPS and an 8 megapixel camera.
|

|
Samsung S9110
Very cool looking and clever watch phone.
|

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Samsung Ego S9402 (2008)
Dual-SIM phone with a clever alloy casing.
|

|
Samsung Gravity 2 (T469) (2009)
Messaging phone, exclusive to T-Mobile USA.
|

|
Samsung Comeback (Samsung T559)
Dual keypad and screen messaging phone for T-Mobile
USA.
|

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Samsung Memoir (SGH-T929)
8 megapixel touchscreen phone for T-Mobile
USA.
|

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Samsung U100 (2007)
The slimmest phone in the world to date.
|

|
Samsung U300 (2007)
Ultra-slim clamshell phone.
|

|
Samsung U600 (2007)
Slim and fashionable slider phone.
|

|
Samsung U700 (2007)
Stylish HSDPA slider.
|

|
Samsung Alias 2 U750 (2009)
Two-way clamshell phone with an electronic ink keypad
for the US market.
|

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Samsung U800 Soul b (2008)
A conventional 3.5G phone with a little
bit of Soul.
|

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Samsung Soul U900 (2008)
Attractive, dual-screen slider.
|

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Samsung W880 AMOLED 12M (2009)
Advanced camera phone for the Korean market.
|

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Samsung X100 (2004)
Cheaper and better than most Nokias,
the X100 is a good looking phone too.
|

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Samsung X450 (2004)
A very basic clamshell, designed to be
great value for money.
|

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Samsung X460 (2004)
Stylish, lightweight camera phone.
|

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Samsung X480 (2005)
Low cost, lightweight clamshell.
|

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Samsung X520 (2006)
An attractive, low-cost camera clamshell.
|

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Samsung X610 (2004)
Ultra-slim and light camera phone.
|

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Samsung X640 (2005)
Lightweight and smooth camera clamshell
phone.
|

|
Samsung X820 (SGH-X820) (2006)
An incredibly slim and lightweight handset
with lots of features.
|

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Samsung X830 (Samsung Blush) (2006)
A radically different, powerful and very
compact multimedia phone.
|

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Samsung z105 (2004)
Samsung first 3G phone is elegant and
compact.
|

|
Samsung Z130 (2005)
Unusual 3G handset with a rotating display.
|

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Samsung Z150 (2006)
Impressively slim and lightweight 3G
phone.
|

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Samsung Z300 (2005)
Compact 3G handset with advanced multimedia
capabilities.
|

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Samsung Z320i (2005)
Compact 3G slider that's also one of
O2's first i-mode phones.
|

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Samsung Z350 (2006)
Conventionally styled 3G slider.
|

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Samsung Z500 (2005)
The most compact 3G phone to date.
|

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Samsung Z510 (2005)
Lightweight and slim 3G phone.
|

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Samsung Z540 (2005)
Lightweight and slim 3G phone.
|

|
Samsung Z560 (2006)
Multimedia-orientated 3.5G HSDPA handset.
|

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Samsung Z630 (2007)
HSDPA slider.
|

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Samsung Z650i (2006)
3G i-mode sliding phone.
|

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Samsung Z710 (2006)
Swivelling 3G clamshell with a 3.2 megapixel
camera.
|

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Samsung ZV50 (SGH-ZV50) (2006)
One of the first 3.5G HSDPA phones to
market, exclusive to Vodafone.
|

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Sanyo S750 (2004)
This powerful 3G phone has good features
but isn't very pretty.
|

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Sanyo S750i (2005)
Prettier version of this 3G phone, exclusive
to Orange.
|

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Sendo P600 (2004)
Attractive mass-market camera phone that
promises excellent value for money.
|

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Sendo SV663 (2004)
Good quality pay-as-you-go phone, exclusive
to Vodafone.
|

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Sendo X (2003)
Feature packed contender in the Smartphone
market.
|

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Sharp 703 / Vodafone V703SH (2005)
Very lightweight 3G handset, in a variety
of bright colours.
|

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Sharp 802 (2004)
1.3 megapixel 3G phone with a swivelling
display.
|

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Sharp 902 (2004)
Hugely impressive 3G phone with a 2 megapixel
camera, optical zoom and large display.
|

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Sharp 903 / Vodafone V903SH (2005)
A 3.2 megapixel 3G phone with a high
resolution screen.
|

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Sharp 904 / Vodafone 904SH (2006)
High end 3G phone with a high density
display and 3.2 megapixel camera.
|

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Sharp GX25 (2004)
Compact Bluetooth headset with an excellent
main display.
|

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Sharp GX30 (2004)
The phone to beat in 2004, with better
features than any previous clamshell.
|

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Sharp GX33 (2007)
Attractive but basic clamshell phone.
|

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Sharp GX40 (2006)
Long awaited multimedia capable clamshell
phone.
|

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Sharp SX862 (2008)
Clever widescreen phone exclusive to
Hong Kong.
|

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Sharp TM100 (2004)
A T-Mobile exclusive camera phone with
a fantastic screen.
|

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Sharp TM200 (2004)
Simply the best specified GSM handset
we've ever seen.
|

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Sharp V602SH (2004)
Another Japanese-only clamshell with
a 2 megapixel camera with optical zoom.
|

|
Siemens A70 (2005)
Very basic monochrome phone that's lightweight
and easy to use.
|

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Siemens A75 (2005)
Very low cost colour phone with smart
looks.
|

|
Siemens AP75 (2005)
Unlovely relic of a phone, but at least
it's cheap and has Bluetooth.
|

|
Siemens AX75 (2005)
Inexpensive but appealing colour phone.
|

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Siemens C65 (2004)
Low cost but fun camera phone
|

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Siemens C75 (2005)
Low cost camera phone.
|

|
Siemens CF62 (2004)
Angular compact clamshell with an antenna
that's also a carrying handle
|

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Siemens CF75 (2005)
Basic but attractive camera clamshell.
|

|
Siemens CL75 (2005)
Extremely attractive camera phone that's
a bit "girlie".
|

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Siemens CX65 (2004)
Large screen camera phone that challenges
the class leading T630.
|

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Siemens CX75 (2005)
Surprising well-specified camera phone.
|

|
Siemens M65 (2004)
Toughened-up phone for the outdoors life.
|

|
Siemens M75 (2005)
Rugged, chunky and well specified camera
phone.
|

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Siemens MC60 (2003)
Low cost camera phone that looks good
too.
|

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Siemens ME75 (2005)
Rugged, compact but fairly basic camera
phone.
|

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Siemens S65 (2004)
Capable camera phone pitched as business
users.
|

|
Siemens SF65 (2004)
Unusual swivelling megapixel camera phone.
|

|
Siemens SK65 (2004)
An unusual rotating phone with a QWERTY
keyboard, Bluetooth and Blackberry support.
|

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Siemens SL65 (2004)
Not quite the replacement for the SL55
we were hoping for.
|

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Siemens SL75 (2005)
Capable and attractive compact slider.
|

|
Siemens SP65 (2005)
Camera-less business phone.
|

|
Siemens ST55 (2003)
Compact, good looking mobile that's lightweight
but full of features.
|

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Siemens SXG75 (2005)
Powerful 3G phone with an impressive
set of features.
|

|
Siemens Xelibri 6 (2003)
We compare the Panasonic G70 and Siemens
Xelibri 6 fashion phones.
|

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Sonim XP3 Enduro (2008)
Probably the toughest phone ever made.
|

|
Sony Ericsson C510 (2009)
The cheapest Cyber-shot phone yet.
|

|
Sony Ericsson C702 (2008)
Cyber-shot phone with GPS.
|

|
Sony Ericsson C901 (2009)
Traditional format 5 megapixel phone.
|

|
Sony Ericsson C902 (2008)
5 megapixel Cyber-shot phone.
|

|
Sony Ericsson C903 (2009)
Useful but undistinguished 5 megapixel
slider phone.
|

|
Sony Ericsson C905 (2008)
8.1 megapixel camera phone with GPS.
|

|
Sony Ericsson D750i (2005)
A T-Mobile version of the capable W800i
and K750i handset.
|

|
Sony Ericsson F305 (2008)
Novel gaming phone.
|

|
Sony Ericsson F500i (2004)
Low cost but fun phone exclusive to Vodafone.
|

|
Sony Ericsson G502 (2008)
Lightweight 3.5G phone.
|

|
Sony Ericsson G700 (2008)
Mainstream phone with a touchscreen and
the Symbian OS.
|

|
Sony Ericsson G705 (2008)
3.5G slider with GPS and WiFi.
|

|
Sony Ericsson G900 (2008)
Touchscreen phone with a 5 megapixel
camera.
|

|
Sony Ericsson J132 (2008)
Basic colour phone with a radio and torch.
|

|
Sony Ericsson J220 (2005)
A simple phone with a bit of style.
|

|
Sony Ericsson J230 (2005)
A simple phone with an FM radio.
|

|
Sony Ericsson J300 (2005)
Basic but fun colour phone.
|

|
Sony Ericsson K300 (2005)
Basic but fun camera phone.
|

|
Sony Ericsson K310 (2006)
Basic camera phone with Bluetooth.
|

|
Sony Ericsson K330 (2008)
Entry-level camera phone.
|

|
Sony Ericsson K500 (2004)
Fully-featured phone in five different
flavours.,
|

|
Sony Ericsson K510 (2006)
Lower-midrange phone with a 1.3 megapixel
camera.
|

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Sony Ericsson K530i (2007)
Compact 3G phone.
|

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Sony Ericsson K550i (2007)
A slim Cyber-shot phone that follows
on from the popular K750i.
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Sony Ericsson K550im (2007)
Take a K550i, add i-mode and you have
the K550im.
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Sony Ericsson K600 / K600i (2005)
Mainstream and slightly more compact
that usual 3G device.
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Sony Ericsson K610i (2006)
Lightweight and elegant 3G phone.
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Sony Ericsson K610im (2006)
Lightweight 3G phone with added i-mode.
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Sony Ericsson K618i (2006)
Another variant of the lightweight 3G
K610i.
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Sony Ericsson K630i (2007)
Fairly inexpensive HSDPA phone.
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Sony Ericsson K660i (2007)
A 3.5G phone with a novel web browser.
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Sony Ericsson K700 / K700i (2004)
Like the T630, only technically better
and a lot more fun. Is this the T650 with
a new name?
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Sony Ericsson K750 (2005)
Two megapixel camera phone with strong
multimedia capabilities.
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Sony Ericsson K770i (2007)
3G Cyber-shot phone with a 3.2 megapixel
camerea.
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Sony Ericsson K790 (2006)
Similar to the SE K800, but with EDGE
instead of 3G.
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Sony Ericsson K800 (2006)
A "Cybershot" branded 3G phone
with a 3.2 megapixel camera.
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Sony Ericsson K810i (2007)
A reworking of the popular K800i.. but
is it really any better?
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Sony Ericsson K850i (2007)
5 megapixel Cyber-shot phone.
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Sony Ericsson M600i (2006)
Impressive UIQ-based Symbian smartphone.
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Sony Ericsson P1i (2007)
Latest in a long line of P-series smartphones.
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Sony Ericsson P900 (2003)
Sony Ericsson's worst-kept secret. The
P900 is a class-leading combined PDA/phone.
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Sony Ericsson P910 (2004)
A useful enhancement to the P900, with
a QWERTY keyboard and more.
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Sony Ericsson P990 / P990i (2005)
Symbian smartphone with 3G, WiFi and
a 2 megapixel digital camera.
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Sony Ericsson R300 Radio (2008)
Musical entertainment on a budget.
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Sony Ericsson R306 Radio (2008)
Low cost clamshell phone with useful
FM/AM radio features.
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Sony Ericsson S302 (2008)
Lightweight "snapshot" phone.
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Sony Ericsson S500i (2007)
Stylish slider phone.
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Sony Ericsson S700 (2004)
A radically different and fun PDA/phone
hybrid with a rotating keypad.
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Sony Ericsson T280 (2008)
Low cost and attractive camera phone.
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Sony Ericsson T290 (2004)
Extremely basic colour handset, but very
lightweight and with excellent battery life.
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Sony Ericsson T303 (2008)
Compact but basic slider phone.
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Sony Ericsson T630 (2004)
Slight enhancement over the T610, but
in a prettier case.
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Sony Ericsson T650 (2007)
Smart midrange phone.
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Sony Ericsson T700 (2008)
Lightweight fashion phone inspired by
the T610.
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Sony Ericsson V600i (2005)
Straightforward but understated 3G handset,
exclusive to Vodafone.
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Sony Ericsson V640i (2007)
Midrange HSDPA music phone, exclusive
to Vodafone.
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Sony Ericsson V630i (2006)
A Vodafone version of the lightweight
K610i 3G phone.
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Sony Ericsson V800 (2004)
Compact megapixel 3G clamshell phone.
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Sony Ericsson W200 (2007)
Lightweight and inexpensive "Walkman"
phone.
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Sony Ericsson W300i (2006)
A relatively low-end "Walkman"
branded music clamshell.
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Sony Ericsson W302 (2008)
Basic but lightweight music phone.
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Sony Ericsson W350 (2007)
Attractive, lightweight music phone.
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Sony Ericsson W380 (2007)
A pretty basic "Walkman" phone
with a few clever features.
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Sony Ericsson W508 (2009)
Attractive "Walkman" clamshell
phone.
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Sony Ericsson W550 (2005)
Sony Ericsson's third "Walkman"
branded phone with peer-to-peer gaming.
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Sony Ericsson W580i (2007)
A slim sliding "Walkman" phone.
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Sony Ericsson W595 (2008)
Midrange 3.5G music phone.
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Sony Ericsson W600i (2005)
Second "Walkman" branded phone.
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Sony Ericsson W610i (2007)
A sleek reworking of the original "Walkman"
phone.
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Sony Ericsson W660i (2007)
A 3G addition to the "Walkman"
lineup of phones.
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Sony Ericsson W700i (2006)
A reworking of the popular W800 "Walkman"
phone.
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Sony Ericsson W705 (2008)
Yet another "Walkman" branded
phone.
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Sony Ericsson W710i (2006)
Walkman phone aimed at those people with
active lifestyles.
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Sony Ericsson W715 (2009)
Walkman slider with GPS, exclusive to
Vodafone.
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Sony Ericsson W760i (2008)
Walkman slider with GPS.
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Sony Ericsson W800 (2005)
"Walkman" phone with enhanced
audio playback features.
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Sony Ericsson W810 (2006)
An upgrade of the popular W800 Walkman
phone.
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Sony Ericsson W850i (2006)
Sony Ericsson's first slider is a 3G
Walkman phone.
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Sony Ericsson W880i (2007)
A very slim, lightweight and stylish
3G Walkman phone.
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Sony Ericsson W890i (2007)
Advanced features.. but without the weight.
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Sony Ericsson W900 / W900i (2005)
3G "Walkman" phone with stacks
of internal memory.
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Sony Ericsson W902 (2008)
Walkman phone with a 5 megapixel camera.
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Sony Ericsson W910i (2007)
Lightweight 3.5G music phone.
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Sony Ericsson W950i (2006)
Powerful "Walkman" handset that
is also a 3G Symbian smartphone.
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Sony Ericsson W960i (2007)
Powerful 3G "Walkman" smartphone.
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Sony Ericsson W980i (2008)
HSDPA "Walkman" phone with
8GB of memory.
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Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1 (2008)
Advanced Windows smartphone with GPS.
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Sony Ericsson Z300 (2005)
Easy to use, low cost and elegant clamshell
phone.
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Sony Ericsson Z310i / Z310a (2006)
A very stylish but quite basic clamshell
phone.
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Sony Ericsson Z520 (2005)
Stylish camera clamshell phone.
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Sony Ericsson Z530 (2006)
Inexpensive clamshell multimedia phone
with expandable memory.
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Sony Ericsson Z550i (2006)
Capable midrange clamshell.
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Sony Ericsson Z555 (2008)
Diamond-themed fashion phone.
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Sony Ericsson Z558 (2006)
Compact clamshell with handwriting recognition.
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Sony Ericsson Z600 (2003)
Sony Ericsson's first attempt at a clamshell
has good and bad points.
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Sony Ericsson Z610i (2006)
Attractive, glossy 3G clamshell.
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Sony Ericsson Z710i (2006)
Versatile clamshell phone with a
long battery life.
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Sony Ericsson Z750 (2007)
An HSDPA clamshell aimed at the North
American market.
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Sony Ericsson Z770i (2008)
Fashionable business phone.
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Sony Ericsson Z780 (2008)
HSPDA clamshell with GPS.
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Sony Ericsson Z800 / Z800i (2005)
Stylish 3G clamshell with a megapixel
camera.
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T-Mobile Ameo (2007)
A very high end Windows smartphone with
laptop like capabilities.
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T-Mobile G1 (2008)
The first Android-based smartphone is
aimed at Google users.
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T-Mobile MDA Basic (2009)
Entry level Windows touchscreen smartphone.
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T-Mobile MDA Compact III (2006)
Windows smartphone with inbuilt satellite
navigation.
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T-Mobile MDA Compact (2004)
Smaller, lighter version of a PDA-style
Windows smartphone.
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T-Mobile MDA Compact IV (2008)
T-Mobile's version of the HTC Touch Diamond.
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T-Mobile MDA Compact V (2009)
Variant of the powerful HTC Touch Diamond2
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T-Mobile MDA III (2004)
Unique and highly impressive Windows
Smartphone.
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T-Mobile MDA IV (2005)
Highly sophisticated Windows Smartphone.
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T-Mobile MDA Vario II (2006)
A powerful Windows smartphone with HSDPA
(3.5G) support.
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T-Mobile MDA Vario IV (2008)
A powerful Windows smartphone with a
QWERTY keyboard.
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T-Mobile MDA Vario V (2009)
T-Mobile version of the HTC Touch Pro2
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T-Mobile myTouch 3G (2009)
Android-based touchscreen phone.
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T-Mobile SDA Music (2004)
Compact Windows smartphone with enhanced
media playback.
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T-Mobile SDA (2004)
Compact Windows smartphone similar to
the Orange SPV C500.
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T-Mobile Sidekick 3 (2006)
The latest version of this popular messaging
device has a 1.3 megapixel camera.
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T-Mobile Sidekick LX 2009 (2009)
T-Mobile USA's latest messaging phone.
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T-Mobile Vairy Touch (2009)
Budget touchscreen phone.
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Telstra T165i
Australian 3G phone designed for rural
users.
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Toshiba G450 (2008)
A radically different approach to mobile
phone design.
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Toshiba K01 (2010)
Powerful Windows touchscreen phone with a QWERTY
keyboard.
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Toshiba Portégé G500 (2007)
Windows slider phone with WiFi and HSDPA.
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Toshiba Portégé G710
(2008)
Windows messaging phone
with GPS.
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Toshiba Portégé G810
(2008)
3.5G touchscreen phone with
WiFi and GPS.
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Toshiba Portégé G900 (2007)
Windows Mobile 6.0 smartphone with a
QWERTY keyboard, WiFi and HSDPA.
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Toshiba Portégé G910 / G920
(2008)
Windows smartphone with a QWERTY keyboard
and GPS.
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Toshiba TG01 (2009)
Big, powerful and good looking Windows
smartphone.
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Toshiba TS10 (2005)
Distinctive design lifts this otherwise
unexciting handset.
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Toshiba TS605 (2006)
Slim, elegant handset in a variety of
colours.
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Toshiba TS608 (2006)
Slim and elegant phone with a 1.3 megapixel
camera.
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Toshiba TS921 (2005)
Another worldwide 3G release, exclusive
to Vodafone.
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Tovo t450g (2006)
Hybrid GSM / WiFi VOIP handset.
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Velocity 103 (2008)
Touchscreen Windows phone with a VGA
resolution display.
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Velocity 111 (2008)
Windows smartphone with a touchscreen
and QWERTY keypad.
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Virgin Lobster 700TV (2006)
Windows smartphone with a DAB TV receiver.
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VK Mobile VK2000 (2005)
The smallest, lightest handset that we've
ever seen.
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Vodafone 150 (2010)
Billed as the cheapest phone in the world and aimed
at emerging markets.
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Vodafone 250 (2010)
Very low cost colour phone.
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Vodafone 360 H1 (2009)
Linux powered handset with social networking features.
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Vodafone 710 (2006)
Dull 3G clamshell phone.
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Vodafone v1620 (2005)
A Windows-based smartphone with a QWERTY
keyboard and WiFi.
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ZTE F866 (2006)
Low cost 3G phone from this little known
Chinese manufacturer.
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