Gadgetry vs Art.

I think your argument will win in the Enart website. We know the winner in the Engadget website, though.

And you, Senor Beaver, sound like you are a very naught female body part.

That guy wearking a burger-king-chef shirt in the background looks a little creepy.

I don't the details of the class action suit, but I was charged and ETF when I cancelled my plan. I had the plan over two years. But I bought a phone over Ebay and had Sprint change my calling plan to the new phone. Lo and behold, my plan got reset.

Now this isn't a phone which I bought from Sprint using a rebate. I was told even if I changed to my older phone that I own outright from a few years back my plan date would get reset.

Suffice it to say, I am no longer a Sprint customer even though I loved the coverage and the phone selection. And I ate the $200 just to stop being a customer of over 6-years.

You have my vote for the least relevant comment of the week.... and it's only Monday. But I doubt anyone can top your comment with respect to relevance to the article

Great reporting Engadget! Has it been a slow day in the office? Are you going to write about the 0.1% of Lenovo Thinkpads that have a stuck comma in next late-breaking news?

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