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RAZR-Killing L1 by NEC... doing great!

Discussion in 'All Other Brands of Wireless Phones' started by Gideon H, Nov 8, 2005.

  1. Gideon H

    Gideon H Quase Três Anos Com WA!
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    The super-slim, very stylish NEC L1 is doing really great in reviews when it comes to style and performance. The only gripes I have heard about are some bluetooth problems and gripes with the keypad. Also, some like how the battery is not removable and the phone's label is on the outside (my gripe). But with this style, I could get over it :D.
     
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  2. Jay2TheRescue

    Jay2TheRescue Resident Spamslayer
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    Looks kinda cool, but in my mind it is a V3 knockoff. I think I'd stick with the original.

    -Jay
     
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  3. Gideon H

    Gideon H Quase Três Anos Com WA!
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    See that is what I was afraid what Motorola did... now other companies are going to make thin phones and people will now ALWAYS think they are "knock-offs" or "copies". It's like saying "I dont want that slider phone because its a knock-off of that Kyocera or that really old Nokia...".
     
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