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Top 10 phones of December




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6.  Nokia 3120
 
CNETAsia rating: 7.0 out of 10
The good:  Triband; compact design; speakerphone; inexpensive; good battery life.
The bad:  Lackluster display; rudimentary feature set.
The bottom line: For the frequent jetsetter who merely needs a basic phone to stay in touch, the triband Nokia 3120 should be suffice.

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7.  O2 Xphone II
 
CNETAsia rating: 8 out of 10
The good:  Triband; compact and sleek design; large 2.2-inch TFT; good connectivity; improved battery runtime and speed.
The bad:  Removable media not hot-swappable; lacks MP3 ringtone support.
The bottom line: This souped-up Xphone offers a plethora of features for both busy professionals and multimedia enthusiasts in a dense package.

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8.  Siemens S65
 
CNETAsia rating: 8 out of 10
The good:  Stylish shell; high resolution 1.3-megapixel camera; triband; Bluetooth; RS-MMC expansion slot.
The bad:  Lacks MP3 player or FM radio; sluggish while performing certain operations.
The bottom line: Siemens' latest megapixel camera-phone is sophisticated-looking and has excellent features to match.

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9.  Sony Ericsson P910i
 
CNETAsia rating: 8 out of 10
The good:  Triband; impressive 262K-color TFT; feature-laden with good wireless connectivity.
The bad:  Quirky thumbboard; pricey.
The bottom line: Those looking for a capable device to complement their busy routine can consider this improved smart phone from Sony Ericsson.

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10.  Motorola A768i
 
CNETAsia rating: 7 out of 10
The good:  Huge 240 x 320-pixel touchscreen; versatile text input and voice commands; secure network and web access.
The bad:  Under utilized two-way directional pad; lack of expansion options; poor quality image captures.
The bottom line: A jack of many trades, the A768i is a decent offering for corporate users.

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