Sony Ericsson Xperia pro

Features: Naturally, the Xperia Pro is geared toward a slightly different sort of customer than the Xperia Play. Instead of slide-out gaming controls, it gets a slide-out QWERTY keyboard. That’s simply one of the biggest differentiating factors that makes this smartphone unlike other Xperia devices and increasingly unlike other Android smartphones in general. As far as the core specs are concerned, you’ll find a Qualcomm MSM8255 Snapdragon 1GHz processor to go along with 1GB of internal memory, 3.7-inch 480×854 pixel LED backlit LCD capacitive touchscreen, 512MB RAM, 8MP camera, Android 2.3 Gingerbread, accelerometer, Sony Mobile BRAVIA Engine,...

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Nokia Asha 303

Design: The Nokia Asha 303 feels pretty fine in the hand, thanks to its curved back and tapered sides, plus the quite respectful yet not overbearing thickness. The portrait QWERTY keyboard half is recessed below the upper screen region, as if you are dealing with a slider at first look. Overall the phone has a bit chubby, but very lightweight and sturdy construction, incorporating a little premium elements like the metal battery cover. It comes in a selection of colors. Display: The 2.6” capacitive touch display is a first for the Series 40 line. Its colors seem pale, and brightness is about average, so using it in the sun is a small piece...

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HTC Status

Design:If RIM were to have made a white BlackBerry, it might look like the HTC Status. Weighing in at 4.2 ounces, the 4.5 x 2.5 x 0.4-inch Status fit easily into our pocket. And with its dirt free lines and rounded corners, the handset has a touch of futuristic elegance. One of the more attractive design accents is that the keyboard curves upward slightly, allowing the phone to rest comfortably against our face during phone calls. Most of the front is a silvery metal, with a white plastic QWERTY keyboard and chin. The white plastic dominates the back, but it's separated by a metal band. Directly above the keyboard sit the call and end call buttons....

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