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jgkolt
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I have the verizon 700 w which i quite like. It could use some improvements like wifi, sound recorder like palm os and MORE MEMORY but it works good. I do miss the palm os. the 680s do look and feel pretty cool, and the update the the palm OS is long overdue, as well as cobalt os 6.
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