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CNET rating: 6.3 The good: Dependable connectivity (analog roaming); respectable battery life; lightweight design; built-in speakerphone. The bad: Inconsistent call quality; intricate menus; low volume settings. The bottom line: This phone may keep you connected wherever you roam, but the inconsistent call quality will irritate some users. |
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CNET rating: 6.6 The good: Enhanced monochrome display; Java-enabled (J2ME); ability to download applications to phone; Direct Connect (two-way radio feature); speakerphone; voice dialing; rugged design; e-mail enabled (via wireless Web). The bad: Limited memory; not the most compact phone. The bottom line: Loaded with features, the first Java-enabled phone in the United States shows promise, but its ultimate success will depend on the applications being developed for it. |
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CNET rating: 5.3 The good: Sleek and slim; good call quality; built-in speakerphone; analog roaming. The bad: Spotty battery life. The bottom line: The latest phone from Panasonic is a compact, stylish, and affordable addition to AT&T Wireless's lineup. Commuters will be especially pleased. |
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CNET rating: 5.6 The good: Rugged; analog roaming; built-in speakerphone; easy-to-navigate menu. The bad: Limited features; small keys. The bottom line: The EB-TX220 doesn't offer anything fancy in the way of features, but it is one of the toughest models available. |
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CNET rating: 4.6 The good: Decent battery life; durable; built-in speakerphone; analog roaming; two changeable faceplates; lightweight. The bad: Toylike design; poor menu navigation; minimal features. The bottom line: Panasonic's entry-level model for AT&T Wireless service delivers on battery life but falls short on features. |
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