Get the magic: HP TouchSmart
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4.0 stars
"Different Cool Look & Performs Basic Features"
Pros: Great alternative from the everybody has RAZR
Cons: A little tough to get together, and be aware of what you are getting
Summary: The SLVR L7c performs well as a phone, and has a few other bells and whistles that bring you closer to some new technology.
Again, the SLVR L7c is a great alternative from the RAZR, which 80% of the world has. In fact, this phone is basically the RAZR in a different phone.
When shopping, my gotta have features were just work as a phone and have blue tooth. I could care less about MP3's and camera's, but with this phone I am trying to care more. (It will be cool to use the phone as an MP3 player. It holds 512 MBs, which is still a ton of songs.)
To get the MP3 player fully functional you'll have to purchase the microSD card separately. (I got mine for 5.99 at newegg.com along with a blue ant blue tooth headset. The Motorola one's looked too big and oh yeah, everyone has those too. I wrote a review for it. It's pretty cool, tiny, and very affordable.)
As for the camera, everyone pretty much has this feature now. It's your typical camera.
I like the fact I can charge my phone almost anywhere b/c of the USB port. Oh, and in addition, it's stylish and different from most the phones out there.
I have US Cellular service, and being in Chicago I've had AT&T/Cingular and Sprint. US Cellular has been ridiculously reliable so it's a no brainer to stick with them.
Lastly, I am not in the class of Internet surfing with my phone or watching video on my phone. If that's what you need, this phone isn't going to get you too far.
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