http://www.gadgetguy.com.au/zte-to-bring-the-budget-phones-australian-telcos-to-bite--article-10577-8.html
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blakamin: Wasn't (isn't) Telecoms $99 T-Stick made by ZTE?
They might have an inside line???
blakamin: Wasn't (isn't) Telecoms $99 T-Stick made by ZTE?
They might have an inside line???
Morgan French-Stagg
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tanivula: I've got a ZTE Blade, otherwise known as the Orange San Fransico - picked it up on a trip to the UK for 99pounds (pre pay, unlocked for peanuts - can now be unlocked for free online). Brilliant AMOLED capacitive touch device.
Seriously good value for money and even better now that it's become an official part of CyanogenMod with CM7 RC1 just been released (plenty buggy but seriously fast!).
shk292: I'm another happy Blade/San Francisco owner, having bought mine in UK a couple of weeks ago. It has identical specs to the Ideos X5,
Samsung Note20 Ultra, on 2degrees
n4:shk292: I'm another happy Blade/San Francisco owner, having bought mine in UK a couple of weeks ago. It has identical specs to the Ideos X5,
No it doesn't. Smaller screen, less colours, slower processor, less memory, lower spec camera and no flash. Perhaps you mean the basic (initial) Ideos model?
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