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DoggNZ

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#18591 15-Jan-2008 16:53
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Hi all, I'm out of the loop when it comes to any Vodafone mobiles apart from the N95 so can anyone recommend something in the sub $400 price range. Requirements are simple: Non-flip\clamshell, good call quality and good for texting on :) Looking on their site, it seems to go up to ~$200 and then jump to $500ish. The best in this price range *seems* to be the Nokia 6234...any good?

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  #105024 15-Jan-2008 17:36
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THe 6234 is a nice phone, runs on Symbian S40 and is relatively simple and easy to use. Best thing is to go into a VF store and play around with the different mobiles there. It all depends on your taste and what you're used to.

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