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Nokia 7900 Prism
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Nokia busts free of it boxy designs and piano-black finishes to deliver a uniquely designed, if potentially ugly, handset. The 7900 Prism is a quad-band GSM handset with a 2-megapixel camera and 1GB of storage. Pink, diamond shaped buttons anyone?
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burraga12
26/03/2008, 09:41 PM
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8/10
most people dont no this but you can change the couler of the buttons with a specil program that comes with the phone! and also the phones backround changes depending on its mood(low batry,day tim , night time@nd i think the looks are good
Pros: all i sad above
Cons: small megapicals for such a phone
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