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If a phone can get away with looking like a dummy phone, it’s art. Let’s see. You wouldn’t want to touch the LG Crystal. At least a couple of minutes you’ll just sit back and admire. OK, you’ll eventually start...
- Anonymous
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What Nokia isn't the most innovative leader? Is it still 1999?
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- 2009-05-26 22:57
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- andyburgin
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Lg keep trying to impress people nowdays but its the relibility of there mobiles they have to sort out,as they did the wrong thing release mobiles for the 3 network that were so unreliable,so they shouldn"t have done that,it might look good but is it scratch proof they crystal keypad an will it break easily,so lets see if it is when it finally becomes available
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- 2009-05-26 22:09
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- Anonymous
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They totally need to up compatability with the video playing. That is what's holding it back for me
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- 2009-05-26 22:05
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> In reply to Anonymous @ 2009-05-26 20:06 from 8Pjv - click to readNo,its tempered glass,although there will be marks! Are you crazy about biting your cellphone,having a unit like these? My next cellphone!!!!
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- 2009-05-26 20:58
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- stemider
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Hope that Sony Ericsson and Nokia will see how the future mobiles should be look. Lg and Samsung are the most innovative brands - they will survived.
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- 2009-05-26 20:48
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