i mentioned earlier.. a (almost) confirmed release date, according to infocenter is 7/31/07.. i ahvent seen anything come my way yet (what do i know, i'm just a lowly sales rep) but this WILL be my next phone.
yeah.. but shuttle pc's are teh coolness... personally, i use my sn41gv2 for nothing more than internet and microsoft office. the integrated graphics still tackle halo at an acceptable setting if i feel the desire to play a game or two. i had one problem with the motherboard, but as it was a reconditioned unit, that is to be expected. tech support paid for return shipping and had it back to me in less than a week. i am actually wanting a faster shuttle for gaming, and dont want to get a new chassis (especially with my killer custom paintjob) and this seems like a cool option.
wow.. this was old news to me.. we got the marketing kit at our store about a month ago.. i must say it is a pretty solid phone.. i liek the feel of it.. but NO CAMERA?!?!?!? lol. guess you cant have your cake and eat it too..
my brother in law works for radio shack, and showed me their advance handset.. its nifty enough.. i wouldnt buy one... the pricing should be 300 with a two-year, after subsidies.
i will be listening to the audio from V for vendetta playing on my motorola Q!!!!!!
then, when i'm done, some nice Eiffel 65 should round it out.. topped off by my favorite track: Sandstorm!!!!...
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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