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                    [Title] => The Nokia 6151: 3G on a budget
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Looking at the black-and-silver Nokia 6151, one won’t be blamed for thinking that it’s one of those entry/mid-level handsets that are multiplying like mushrooms. 


Its traditional styling certainly won’t turn heads. Its lightweight plastic construction, although a boon in your pocket or purse, makes it feel like a decidedly low-priced model. The size of its color screen, at two inches, is certainly nothing to text home about.  


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                    [Title] => Motorola SLVR L6: High-end looks sans high-end features
                    [Summary] => At a svelte 113 x 49 x 10.9mm and weighing 110g, the silver SLVR (for sliver, not silver) L6 is one sleek and ultra-slim (slimmer even than the more expensive SLVR L7) mobile phone with a 1.7-inch, scratch-resistant 65k-color LCD screen, a RAZR-inspired etched keypad, 10MB of memory, Bluetooth and USB connectivity, a voice-activated dialer, a speakerphone, and a 4x-zoom VGA camera with video capture/playback.


                    [DatePublished] => 2006-06-10 00:00:00
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                    [Title] => Panasonic’s GD 75: True to form
                    [Summary] => Still remember how your first cellular phone looked like? It could be one of these four things: it could be a semblance of a two-way radio system, an ice shredder, a TV remote control, or a cordless phone. They were big, heavy, bulky and practically monochromatic – bet you even thought of using it for defense as if it was a deadly weapon.


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The Nokia 6151: 3G on a budget

January 6, 2007 - 12:00am

Looking at the black-and-silver Nokia 6151, one won’t be blamed for thinking that it’s one of those entry/mid-level handsets that are multiplying like mushrooms. Its traditional styling certainly...

Telecoms

Motorola SLVR L6: High-end looks sans high-end features

By Manny N. de los Reyes | June 10, 2006 - 12:00am

At a svelte 113 x 49 x 10.9mm and weighing 110g, the silver SLVR (for sliver, not silver) L6 is one sleek and ultra-slim (slimmer even than the more expensive SLVR L7) mobile phone with a 1.7-inch, scratch-resistant...

Telecoms

Panasonic’s GD 75: True to form

February 4, 2002 - 12:00am

Still remember how your first cellular phone looked like? It could be one of these four things: it could be a semblance of a two-way radio system, an ice shredder, a TV remote control, or a cordless phone. They were...

Telecoms