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The bad: Scrolling can be a little bumpy in places; proprietary operating system means less third-party applications available to user; limited widgets.
The bottom line: The Pixon12 excels in many areas, and although it's slightly cheaper than its closest competitor, the Sony Ericsson Satio, the S$998 sticker on this Samsung is still a hefty price to pay for a camera-phone.
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