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Top 10 mobile phones of August

Sony Ericsson's is-it-a-camera-or-a-phone K750i takes out the number one spot again with Nokia's premium 8800 rocketing up behind it to come in at number three.

Top 10 mobile phones of June

2-megapixel cameras, MP3 players, fashion and smart phones take centre stage in this month's round-up of our most popular reviews.

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Reviews

  • Samsung E700

    Dual displays and a camera with multiple shot capabilities top the feature set of the E700. We see this handset appealing to both sexes and across a wide range of markets, from youth to executives.

  • Nokia 7200

    Nokia 7200

  • LG 7100

    LG 7100

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Features

  • Top 10 mobile phones of October

    Mobile phone makers and carriers had all hand on deck in Australia during October. Vodafone became the third 3G provider, Nokia announced an onslaught of phones, as did French manufacturer Sagem, which released fifteen phones.

  • Top 10 mobile phones of September

    Sony Ericsson's duo of 2-megapixel camera phones lead the charge this month, while a pair of recently announced O2 Xdas enter as upcoming contenders.

  • Top 10 mobile phones of July

    A 3G version of Motorola's RAZR makes an appearance in this month's most popular list, but which phone knocks the O2 Xda II mini from number one? Read our Australian mobile phone chart.

  • Top 10 mobile phones of May

    Sony Ericsson's 2005 line-up attracted much attention in May, along with some stylish fashion phones and a new release from Nokia, the 3230.

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  • Blu-ray, HD DVD players: clunky, unimpressive

    Amid the glitz and ultra-cutting-edge high-tech gadgets spread over what seemed like the 30 or 40 square kilometres of the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, if you wanted to find a 1980s-era VCR, there were two places to look: The Blu-ray and HD DVD exhibits.

  • HD DVD vs. Blu-ray: who cares?

    Since its 1997 debut, the DVD format has gone on to become perhaps the biggest success in the history of home theatre and consumer electronics. But will the current king of the video hill still be number one by the time it hits its 10th birthday?

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