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thanking you,

yours faithfully
Sumeet Bafna

Too cluncky….the mytouch is the best and sleekest design out when comparing to the iphone. I am a g1 and mytouch user, and would still rate the iphone over my mytouch….but only bc the multi touch capability isnt out yet….2.0 please sign the patent and make more money lol

This seems like it’s geared way more towards a business user. 2 SIMs, 2 batteries, resistive touch screen, extra battery charger. Too bad android 1.5 doesn’t have exchange & it’s lacking a physical keyboard

That thick there should be a hardware keyboard in there. Small screen and resistive!? No 3,5mm jack. The two batteries are nice though.

Anyone know how the cpu stacks up to the current crappy cpus?

I guess it could be nice if its cheap as hell…

it boots up really fast. and only 128mbs….weird

He failed to press the middle white dot during calibration? How does that even make sense?

It looks nice but after the years,lots of Windows Mobile devices and my G1I have learned that I better use what I have until it does not work.
This is just another phone and like Carl daid…it reminds of an HTC Diamond.