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    04/17/09

    In reply to Peek Emailer at Target For $25
    I'd like to ask a question. Would you rather have a smartphone (Blackberry, Palm, G1) Or a regular phone and one of these?
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    04/17/09

    @Lord Pferdestärke the 357th: As long as the smartphone does everything pretty well (iPhone) or does email really well (Blackberry) then I would want the smartphone.
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    04/17/09

    @The Magnificen7: That's what I was thinking. I have a Blackberry, and it can easily handle all my business and personal e-mails and call, text, browse the web, etc.
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    04/17/09

    @Lord Pferdestärke the 357th: I'd like to have a smartphone that does not suck at browsing the web, or some kind of netbook/UMPC that can also make calls so I can also have a full featured OS on it. I used to have an iPod touch but it fell short to that extent (the browser crashed constantly). Now I'm looking to get a G1 but I'm still not convinced by it...

    any recomendations?? I don't like to have to carry two gadgets at a time...
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    04/17/09

    @Lord Pferdestärke the 357th: Smart phones cost $100-$200 with 2-year contracts, plus $30-$45/mo. for required service. The Peek costs $25 plus $20/mo. without a contract. Want to rephrase your question?
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    04/17/09

    @Vortex388: Well, my Blackberry is pretty good overall at web browsing. The G1? I've heard a lot of positive and negative reviews, and T-Mo's 3G isn't the best.
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    04/17/09

    @weatherman: Alright. Over a period of 2 yrs, would you have a smartphone ( Let's say $200 and $80 per month) or a cell phone (free, $40 per month) and a Peek ($25 $20 per month)?

    I would personally take the smartphone, because I prefer the convenience of one device opposed to two.
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    04/17/09

    @Lord Pferdestärke the 357th: I would take the smartphone too, and I have. But I'm just pointing out that I understand the advantages of a Peek, which apparently a lot of people do because they are (by all accounts) wildly popular.
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    04/17/09

    @weatherman: I totally understand what your talking about, and you have some good points. I can definitely see why some people would take the Peek & reg. phone.
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    04/17/09

    @Lord Pferdestärke the 357th: your=you're. My bad.
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    11/27/08

    In reply to Buy Two Peek Handhelds and They'll Pay Your Phone Bill
    I'll just wait for the discount bin, thanks.
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