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Topic # 5342 20-Oct-2005 18:57
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Anyone know of new ones soon? and there names?!?!? thanks

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Reply # 21827 21-Oct-2005 00:47
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HTC Apache




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Reply # 21838 21-Oct-2005 10:00
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A couple of HTC Apache pictures.

Is it out yet? I thought it was supposed to be out on 20/Oct...




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Reply # 21843 21-Oct-2005 10:21

call or call into a telecom dealer, if no one has I will do it later on as I can't just now.
yesterday the dealer in porirua at north city said they expected them that day but they hadn't arrived and the brochures just had so I got one of those and they said probably due the nxt day (today)

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Reply # 21885 22-Oct-2005 10:20

leading edge tory st advised it was a week away

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Reply # 21891 22-Oct-2005 17:49
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Telecome LOL

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Reply # 21892 22-Oct-2005 18:03
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Hmmm? Normal acceptable mistake, same as Americans spelling Vodafone as "Vodaphone".




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