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To: foundation who wrote (4536)	11/15/2000 1:01:00 PM
From: JGoren	Read Replies (1) of 196927

Got a Samsung 3500 handset (which is now out of production); there were no ThinPhones available. This is the first time I have had a phone other than a Qualcomm. While the Samsung interface has some advantages over the Qualcomm user interface, the speaker in the phone stinks. All the Qualcomm phones I have used sound much, much better. The Samsung sounds tinny and is often difficult to understand the person with whom I am speaking. I will buy a Kyo-Qcom handset as soon as 1x and GPS are available, since I assume KYO is using the same speaker supplier. BTW, Sprint had none of the new KYO-Qcom phones on display; the customer service person said they just hadn't had the time to put them out, yet. I only noticed that they even had them in Dallas when another customer was buying one and I saw it. Looks really neat with the translucent blue plastic. I will say Voice Recognition is a nice feature.

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