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To: Mang Cheng who wrote (3846)	2/19/2001 8:04:12 PM
From: Win-Lose-Draw	Read Replies (2) of 6784

Wow, thanks for consolidating that! Palm V - 4 oz Palm m100 - 4.4 oz It surprises me that those two models are so close, because in everday use the V feels significantly smaller. Don't know if it's the shape or what. Nokia 3310 (a normal cell phone) - 4.7 oz That is a rather large cell phone...here are mine.... Ericsson T28w - 2.9 oz Nokia 8890 - 3.2 oz Both are world phones, the Nok is internet-capable, the ericsson is being replaced by a model of the same size which is internet-capable. The battery on the Ericsson has to be seen to be believed, the thing is thinner than a credit card and the phone lasts three days on standby. Can't wait to see how PALM and HAND take advantage of Li-Poly battery technology.

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