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By theapparition on 11/10/2008 3:56:21 PM , Rating: 5
Yeah, I've heard the "RAZR" is a pretty bad phone.

And I've heard that Vista sucks, that a Chrysler can't go 10 miles without replacing a transmission, that global warming will turn Antartica into a tropical paradise, and that Obama is a muslim and McCain is just the same as Bush.

Doesn't mean any of that is true.

My wife has a Razr (pink of course), its been the best phone by far that she's owned. Is it the best phone out there, how the hell would I know........, but from personal experience, it's not a bad phone by any stretch of the imagination.

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By Spivonious on 11/10/08, Rating: 0
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Ive heard my share of irony for the day

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By gochichi on 11/10/2008 7:51:02 PM , Rating: 3
Haha! Well said.

I had a RAZR that I lost, it was a very good PHONE. It was supposed to be "fancy" at the time I got it but it was really just a good basic phone (it had the fundamentals done well, and it looked and felt good in your pocket). Using it was like using a land line... it was just good as a PHONE. Not a PDA, not as a calculator, or as an internet device. It was a good phone.

I've noticed that "smart" phones have really taken over the market. I have noticed this much more so than the iPhone per say being the number one phone. When the Razor was king it was obvious, everyone had one, I mean everyone. With so many smart phones out there it's not so surprising that the iPhone is tops because it is relatively unique.

I mean, my T-Mobile Shadow (which I like for the most part, it certainly fits my needs better than an iPhone would) is a Windows Mobile phone, not too different to the Dash, the Wing, and the other 15 windows smart phones out there. So I am sure that Windows Mobile phones are up there in numbers, it's just a lot easier to taylor fit them to your needs. I for one, wouldn't want a full blown stylus and keyboard style phone. If getting a Windows Mobile phone was as cutthroat as the iPhone's one size fits all, then I think they would have the king of the hill.

If the iPhone makes you happy, then good for you. I personally can't stand it, I can't stand the brand actually (bad experiences, and bad attitudes abound in Apple-land). I need something that can be worked fully with one hand, and to me the touch screen business is a fake holy grail.

You can really see how gimmicky touch screens are when you look at the iPhone wannabes. Phones should have buttons IMHO.... and few of them.

I bet MacBooks are probably some of the top selling notebook models, but again, you run into the situation that I can buy two 13" laptops from Dell alone, not to mention the bevy of 13" models from Sony, HP, Lenovo, and so on. Oh the irony, you actually get something that's not at all unique with Apple... it's this one authoritarian choice. Like it or leave it (I chose leave it these days).

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