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List price as of Feb 17, 2005:
S$988

CNET Asia Review

By Melvin Teo
Feb 17, 2005

Very good

7.8

out of 10

The good: Generous screen size; rich in application and multimedia features; smooth synchronization; strong 3G performance.

The bad: Poor text input methods; sluggish operating system; uncommon TransFlash expansion slot and 2.5mm headphone jack; pricey.

The bottom line: At present, no phone comes better equipped to handle the thrills and spills of 3G than the A1000.

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6.7

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mpalijo

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Great for playing

May 23, 2006

Rating: 8 out of 10 (Excellent)
Pros: Big screen, 1.2 mega pixel camera,,, Symbian OS 7
Cons: Camera gives bad results indoor, can run softwares from internal memory only
Opinion:
It is gadget to have, it shares same OS as P910,P900,, so u will get many softwares,,, 90% of P910 softwares work on this mobile. It takes time to start.. But overall it is amazing mobile to have. I bought it for US $ 166 (second hand). I love it.

marcb1991

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NO NO NO

Jan 8, 2006

Rating: 1 out of 10 (Abysmal)
Pros: quite a gd fone
Cons: brakes alot
Opinion:
i had this phone for three months i have all ready sent it back to 3 four times and each time has come back with the same problem of resetting its self i wish i had listernd to reviews befoure i bought it beacuse the phone is too unreailby DO NOT BUY i wish i had listernd to a past!

Best 3G phone available

Nov 12, 2005

Rating: 8 out of 10 (Excellent)
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Having used several other 3G handsets, this is far and away the best of the bunch. Great screen, simple interface once you get used to it, and apart from one or two crashes, it is pretty stable. Now that 3 has made a range of Web sites available outside of 3G coverage areas, it is a truly usable device. Only slight letdown is battery life, but is still miles better than the E1000.

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