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Originally Posted by eric12341
how is it the bottom of the barrel? It has a bigger screen than the Arrive, is a world phone and has 16GB of storage. I don't know about the analog to digital transition of cell because i didn't really even start seeing people with cell phones till like 2003.
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Lowest cost, less features, cheap case, and even quoted by HTC as the lowest cost WP7 device when it was released. Infact the lowest cost of any WP7 device on release (full retail cost). The only reason it's a world phone is because it was a converted over from GSM and with the lack of features, it needed something to stand out a little when it came over to be a CDMA model.
Would you believe that I am on my 3rd Trophy and guess what ? I have dead pixels on this phone that I just found, quality control is CRAP. Higher end phones dont have even near the problems. I am just so glad I didn't sign a contract for this phone.
It would be nice if Verizon got a Ace/900 series phone but, I dont forsee it...
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Originally Posted by fixxxer2008
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Wp7 is for sure more popular overseas.
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Yea, but, it's growing here quite a bit. The market is changing, a lot of people dont want to be an iSheep and sick of having to upgrade their Android device every 6 months because an new version came out that your carrier desided not to support.
I see it growing a lot in a few years, and it's something that the phone market needs...Something easy and fun to use...