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Hetzkes Ballet Teacher
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Call it misplaced but I have a soft spot for SE as a make (harking back to my k800i days). I think this phone could get them back on track (small steps possibly but reviews beg to differ - I'll essentially have 7 days to give it a whirl and either cancel and see out the remainder of my iPhone contract and get something then or if I'm impressed I'll keep it). A decent camera and video and call reception is a must, and this is one area where Sony are strong.
They've had a bad run (dreadful run really) but you can't deny the reviews for this have been impressive. All things point to a keeper really, but with the Galaxy S2 coming up who knows?
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I like them (SE). I thought about the original Xperia for a while, but the reports of constant crashes put me off just before clicking the "Add to cart" button. By all accounts the later ones have been very good though.
Re. Boris Bear et al, I really don't understand why some people treat phones like cock substitutes. To me, that can only mean one thing.