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MOTOROLA STARTAC CELLPHONE: Handy as a pocket in a shirt
by Ed.Williamson | Jan 03 '01
Pros: Small and powerful
Cons: Stupid Antenna End breaks off way too Easily

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Re: Hmm... (Reply to this comment)
by Andrew_Lim
I see...maybe put those little details in your review? It can only get better...I'm thinking about changing a phone as well...mine's a Ericsson T-18s...serves its purpose well but doesn't have any games...keypad is so stiff is sucks as well. I'm on a plan though and will need to stick to this phone for the next two years! :(

Jan 03 '01
10:17 pm PST

Re: Hmm... (Reply to this comment)
by Ed.Williamson
Don't know about the brain part- kinda like the Scarecrow in Oz you know. But the Star Tac has some nice features. It can vibrate as well as ring so if you're in a meeting you won't disturb anyone. It holds tons of numbers in its directory. And I like the speed-dial functions especially when I'm in a hurry. It's a dandy little phone but next summer I am going to upgrade to a digital unit---probably one of the more advanced Samsung models. But till then the Star tac is with me. It's been a great phone.

Jan 03 '01
8:39 pm PST

Hmm... (Reply to this comment)
by Andrew_Lim
maybe you could tell me more about what functions this phone possesses? Any special features that make this phone one-of-a-kind?And don't worry...you have a brain! ;)

Jan 03 '01
1:21 am PST

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